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Breeze Basic Indoc Exam Flashcards

1
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How much should your iPad be charged when reporting to duty?

A

75%

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2
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How many days do you have to read and sign new additions to your FAM?

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14 days

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What is CG?

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Center of Gravity

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If we have a rejected takeoff what must we do?

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We must remain calm and stay in brace position and await for instructions from the CA

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What is CFR part 382?

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Nondiscrimination on the basis of disability in air travel

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What do you do when a FAA inspector boards your aircraft?

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You must verify the inspectors identification. Locate form 110A on their badge.

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How many hours should a crew wait before reporting to duty after donating blood?

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72 hours

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How many hours should a crew wait before reporting to duty after scuba diving?

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24 hours

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9
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What is the FA duty period limitation?

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Cannot be scheduled more than 14 hours, but can fly up to 16 hours!

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10
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How many hours do you have to complete a safety report?

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48 hours

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Are FAs allowed to work 7 days consecutively?

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No, FAs cannot work more than 7 days in a row. They must have a 24 hour period off without interruption.

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12
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What is the Chain of Command?

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CA/PIC
FO
FA 1
FA 2
FA 3

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13
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What is sterile flight deck?

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A procedure which is in effect during the critical phases of flight when communication is prohibited below 10,000 feet. (Landing and takeoff)

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14
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FA requirement per seat.

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FA required per 50 passenger seats.

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What is the bracing position for a FA facing AFT?

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Head back on headrest, eyes open

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What is the bracing position for a FA facing FWD?

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head down, chin to chest, eyes open (ugly double chin position)

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17
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What does the FA silent review consist of?

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Exits
Signal
Commands
Access
Procedures
Equipment
(ESCAPE)

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18
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What are the required FA items?

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Uniform
Company ID
Working Flashlight
Working Wristwatch
Current FAM/iPad
Valid U.S. passport or valid foreign country passport with a green card and visa

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19
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What is I’M SAFE stand for?

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I’M: image
S: safety and security
A: aircraft status
F: Flight Details
E: emergency/CRM

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20
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When do we use I’M SAFE?

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Pre-flight crew briefing

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21
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When must a FA conduct a emergency equipment check?

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On the aircrafts first flight of the day, after any crew change, when the aircraft has been left unattended

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What is A/C L?

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Aircraft Left

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What is A/C R?

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Aircraft Right

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24
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Can we store guest wheelchairs?

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Yes, we can store the wheelchairs in the cabin but it is first come first serve, they must let us know before departure.

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25
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What’s our carry-on baggage limit on guests?

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1 carry-on and 1 personal item per guest

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26
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Where is the exit seat located on the E190?

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Row 12 (108 seats)

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27
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Where is the exit seat located on the E195?

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Row 14 (118,120,124 seats)

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28
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How often do we have to inform guests during a delay on the tarmac?

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Every 15 minutes

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29
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Can we use galley carts on the ground during a delay?

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No, we use trays.

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30
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Can passengers with pets/service animals sit in exit rows?

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No

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31
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How close must we remain to the galley cart during service?

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No more than 10 feet or 3 rows away from cart.

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32
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Must we conduct a safety demo and all required announcements on a charter flight?

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Yes

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33
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If FAs are not able to reach jumpseat during unexpected turbulence, what commands must they shout?

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“Sit down” “Fasten Seatbelts”

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34
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What are the types of turbulence

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Light chop
Light turbulence
Moderate chop
Moderate turbulence
Severe turbulence
Extreme turbulence

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35
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What are the different warning times for turbulence?

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Expected (advanced notice)
Impending (short but sufficient warning)
Imminent or Occurring (without warning)

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36
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What is the name of the FA duty positions chart?

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Flight Attendant Duty Positions

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37
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Where are the FAs located during boarding?

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FA 1: FWD
FA 2: AFT
FA 3: overwing exits

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38
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What is the minimum amount of time a FA has to report prior to departure?

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45 minutes

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39
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What is the 3 point briefing?

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Where: the routes are to the appropriate exit
When: on the appropiate time to begin moving to an exit in the event of an emergency, usually when most of the guests have exited the aircraft
How: how can I assist you without causing you further harm and pain.

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40
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How many lap children per seat groups?

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1 lap child, because there are only 3 O2 masks per seat group.

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41
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What are the final preparation for taxi-out

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“Flight Attendants, arm/disarm doors, cross-check, and await all call” FA1
“L1 and R1 are armed/disarmed and cross-checked” FWD cabin
“L2 and R2 armed/disarmed and cross-checked” AFT cabin

“Cabin is ready for taxi” FA1

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42
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Where do the FAs deliver the safety demo?

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FA1: delivers the announcement at the PA at L1 station
FA2: demonstrate equipment first row through OWE
FA3: demonstrate equipment OWE through AFT

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43
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How often must FAs conduct cabin checks?

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Every 15 minutes

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44
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What will the CA say to let the crew members prepare for landing?

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“Flight Attendants prepare for landing”

45
Q

What is the NTSB also stand for?

A

Nature, Time, Special Instructions, Brace Signal

46
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What is recurrent training?

A

Yearly training required by the FAA

47
Q

What is Requalification Training?

A

Training for those who did not complete recurrent training and will not be scheduled to work until completed

48
Q

What are revisions in your FAM?

A

A permanent change to the FAM

49
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What are bulletins in your FAM?

A

A temporary revision to the FAM

50
Q

What is a note in your FAM?

A

It is information deemed essential to the operation

51
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What is a caution in your FAM?

A

Operating procedures, techniques, etc., which could result in damage to equipment if not carefully followed.

52
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What is a warning in your FAM?

A

Operating procedures, techniques, or other actions that could result in personal injury or death if not carefully followed.

53
Q

How many hours do you have to stop the intake of alcohol before you report to duty?

A

12 hours for Breeze

54
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What is the minimum FA requirement of the E-Jets?

A

3 FAs

55
Q

What must the FA receive from the passenger sitting in the exit row after the exit row briefing?

A

A verbal confirmation

56
Q

What is the aural indication of the steady ORANGE light? Where does it come from and where does it go?

A

Aural indication: single hi tone chime
From: respective LAV call
To: FA station

57
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What is the aural indication of the flashing ORANGE light? Where does it come from and where does it go?

A

Aural indication: LAV fire protection alarm (sounds like house fire alarm)
From: respective LAV smoke detection
To: FA station

58
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What is the aural indication of the steady BLUE light? Where does it come from and where does it go?

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Aural indication: single hi tone chime
From: Passenger Service Units (PSU) / Guests
To: FA station

59
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What is the aural indication of the flashing RED light? Where does it come from and where does it go?

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Aural indication: triple hi/lo tone chime in cabin or flight deck
From: FA station or Flight Deck (Emergency)
To: FA station or flight deck

60
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What is the aural indication of the flashing GREEN light? Where does it come from and where does it go?

A

Aural indication: single hi/lo tone chime in cabin or flight deck
From: FA station or flight deck (non emergency)
To: FA station or flight deck

61
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What is the aural indication of the no smoking or fasten seatbelt sign? Where does it come from and where does it go?

A

Aural Indication: single lo tone chime
From: Flight deck
To: FA station

62
Q

What is the minimum age requirement for the over wing exit row?

A

15 years

63
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What is the minimum age to fly as UM?

A

13 years

64
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What is Ops Specs?

A

Rules carriers agree to follow

65
Q

What is 14 CFR Part 121?

A

Regulations that require guests to comply with the instructions given to them by a crew member

66
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How many days does the company have to respond to guest who has been refused travel?

A

10 days

67
Q

What is 14 CFR 121.580?

A

No person may assault, threaten, intimidate, or interfere with a crew member in the performance of the crew members duties aboard an aircraft being operated under this part

68
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What is LAST?

A

L: Listen to the guests problems
A: Ask how to assist them to comply
S: Solve the guests problem
T: Thank the guest for his/her cooperation

69
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How many times can LAST be done in total?

A

2 times. The second time it is done it must be done by another FA.

70
Q

How many oxygen masks does the PSU contain?

A

3 oxygen masks

71
Q

How many lap infants can be carried onboard?

A

12 infants due to the quantity of flotation devices

72
Q

How many feet should a person using a POC be relocated away from a fire?

A

10 feet

73
Q

How many feet does any oxygen systems need to be away from an AED being used to deliver an initial shock?

A

10 feet

74
Q

What is the outboard seat and inboard seat?

A

Outboard is the window seat. Inboard is the aisle seat.

75
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Can the FAM board without the FAs?

A

Yes, they can board without the 3 FAs

76
Q

Who are the authorized persons to carry a weapon onboard the aircraft?

A

Police
Secret Service
FBI
Postal Inspector
FAM

77
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Are FAMs to be identified to others onboard who are also carrying a weapon?

A

No, FAMs must stay unidentified to others carrying a weapon onboard. But, the FAM must be notified of any other individuals who are carrying.

78
Q

When are your passenger briefings done?

A

Most briefings will happen before takeoff, however its important to remember that FA briefings to guests may happen at any time during the flight

79
Q

What is the flight deck configuration?

A

1 seat A/C Lfor PIC
1 seat A/C R for FO
1 observer jumpseat
3 oxygen masks

80
Q

How long is the oxygen flow?

A

12 minutes

81
Q

If the PSU fails to automatically open, what tool do we use?

A

MRT (Manual release tool) (Jodie calls it MARTY)

82
Q

Does the galley and LAV have a shut off valve?

A

Yes, each galley and LAV has a water shut off valve. (1 in each)

83
Q

How and when do the photoluminescent floor level lighting charge?

A

Must be charged before the first flight of the day by turning cabin lights to bright for at least 15 mins

84
Q

What is the chart name that goes over the flight deck jumpseat eligibility?

A

Flight Deck Jumpseat Eligibility

85
Q

What is CASS?

A

The Cockpit Access Security System. It is used to access personal data on any individual requiring access to the flighty deck.

86
Q

What is PTT?

A

Push to talk

87
Q

What signifies end of sterile flight deck?

A

2 lo chimes

88
Q

How many PETC on a flight?

A

5

89
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How many SVAN on a flight?

A

Unlimited

90
Q

L A S T

A

Listen
Ask
Solve
Thank

91
Q

I’M S A F E

A

Image
Safety and security
Aircraft Status
Flight Details
Emergency/CRM

92
Q

Silent review
E S C A P E

A

Exit
Signal
Commands
Asses
Procedures
Equipment

93
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C A S S

A

Cockpit Access Security System

94
Q

Chain of Command

A

CA
FO
FA 1
FA 2
FA 3

95
Q

How much time can you be schedule

A

14

96
Q

How long do you have to report a safety report

A

48

97
Q

How many infants on a flight?

A

12

98
Q

How long after Scuba diving can you work?

A

24

99
Q

How much time after Blood work can you fly?

A

72

100
Q

What kind of OXYGEN on flight deck?

A

GASEOUS

101
Q

What kind of oxygen on cabin?

A

Chemical

102
Q

How many doors in cabin?

A

4

103
Q

How many door total

A

6

104
Q

Total exits on aircraft?

A

8

105
Q

3 Point Briefing

A

WHERE WHEN HOW
pax with disability.

106
Q

Who can carry a gun on board.

A

FFDO
FBI
FAM
LEO
POSTAL

107
Q

How many phones in aircraft?

A

4 total
FD
FA 1 FA 2 FA 3

108
Q

FAM ON BOARD

A

needs to know who else is carrying a gun but no one should know he’s a FAM

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