CAR- Part 8 Operations

Question 1

• No person may act or attempt to act as a crew member of a civil aircraft:

Answer 1

1) within 8 hours after the consumption of any alcoholic beverage.
2) while under the influence of alcohol
3) while using any drug that affects the person’s faculties in any way contrary to safety.

Question 2

Prohibition on use of psychoactive subtances, including NARCOTICS, DRUGS or ALCOHOL:

Answer 2

1) act or attempt to act
2) UP TO 8 HOURS BEFORE or IMMEDIATELY AFTER acting or attempting to act

SUBMIT TO A TEST to indicate the presence of alcohol or narcotic drug in the blood

3. SHALL FURNISH THE AUTHORITY the RESULTS of each blood test taken up to 8 hours bef or imm aft acting or attempting to act as a crew member.
   4) any test information provided to the authority may be used as evidence in any legal proceeding.

Question 2

Alcohol or drugs

Answer 2

No boarding or serving any person who appears to be intoxicated or who is under the influence of drugs.

Question 3

Required Crew Member Equipment

Answer 3

• Flashlight
• each aircraft: 1 copy of current cabin crew safety manual

Each cabin crew: safety directive/procedure

Question 4

Securing of Items of mass in PASSENGER COMPARTMENT

Answer 4

1. each ITEM OF MASS in the passenger cabin is properly secured to prevent it from becoming a hazard
2. Each PASSENGER SERVING CART Is secured in its stowed position.

Question 5

Locking of flight deck compartment door:

Answer 5

1) locked at all times,
except:

• to accomplish approved operations
• or provide emergency evacuation.

Question 6

no person may operate unless the flight deck compartment doors is closed and locked:

Answer 6

• FOLLOWING AN EMBARKATION
• DISEMBARKATION
• WHEN NECESSARY TO PERMIT ACCESS AND EGRESS BY AUTHORIZED PERSONS.

Question 7

Admission to the flight deck:

Answer 7

No person may admit any person to the flight deck unless the person being admitted is:

1) An operating crew member
2) A representative of the authority responsible for certification, licensing or inspection.
3) permited by and carried out in accordance with the instructions contained in the operations manual.

Question 8

Admission of inspector to the Flight Deck:

Answer 8

An inspector from the Authority presents

INSPECTOR CREDENTIAL FORM to the PIC

Question 9

Duties during critical phases of flight:

Answer 9

1) No flight crew member may perform any duties

EXCEPT: those REQUIRED for the safe operation of the aircraft.

2) No flight crew member may ENGAGE in any activity which would distract or interfere with the performance of their assigned duties.

Question 10

Flight crew member at duty stations:

Answer 10

1) shall REMAIN at their assigned duty station during TAKE OFF, LANDING, CRITICAL PHASES of flight.
2) shall remain during all phases of flight UNLESS:

💋 ABSENCE is necessary in connection with the operation

💋 taking a REST PERIOD, a qualified relief officer replaces him/ her
At the DUTY STATION

Question 11

Flight crew member: USE OF SEATBELT and SAFETY HARNESS

Answer 11

1) EACH Flight crew member, shall have His or her seatbelt fastened during TAKE OFF and LANDING and all other times.

2) SAFETY HARNESS,
any flight crew member occupying pilot seat-fastened.
ALL OTHER flight crew member- fastened. Unless: shoulder straps interferes- seatbelt MUST remain

3) each flight crew member, station equipped shoulder harness- FASTENED, except: unable to perform duties.
4) each occupant of a seat equipped combined SAFETY BELT and SHOULDER HARNESS- properly secured- able to properly perform assigned duties.
5) each UNOCCUPIED SEAT- safety belt and shoulder harness- properly secured SO AS:

• not interfere with crew members
• rapid egress of occupant during emergency

Question 12

Unacceptable conduct:

Answer 12

1) no person may interfere with a cabin crew
2) each passenger shall fasten his or seat belt and keep it fastened
3) NO PERSON may act or omit to act in a manner as to endanger the aircraft, person, property therein
4) secrete him or herself nor secrete cargo on board the a/c
5) smoke while smoking sign is on
6) smoke in lavatory
7) tamper with, disable, Destroy any smoke detector installed in any airplane lavatory.

Question 13

Refueling with passengers on board:

Answer 13

1) no refueling when pax are EMBARKING, on board, DISEMBARKING.

Question 14

no refueling when pax are EMBARKING, on board, DISEMBARKING, UNLESS:

Answer 14

1) an airplane is properly attended by qualified personnel. READY TO INITIATE AND DIRECT AN EVACUATION.
2) Two way communication is maintained between the ground crew and qualified personnel on board.

Question 15

Restriction On smoking on board aircraft.

Answer 15

No operator may PERMIT SMOKING nor MAY ANY PERSON SMOKE ON BOARD ANY aircraft INVOLVED in SCHEDULED and NON-SCHEDULED
International or domestic flights.

Question 16

Passenger seats, safety belts and shoulder harness:

Answer 16

1) each person’s safety belt and harness- properly secured about them
2) safety belt securely fastened- at any other time the PIC determines necessary
3) safety belt may not be used by more than 1 person, reached 2nd bday
4) no operator may prohibit a child

Question 17

Child restraint system requirement:

Answer 17

1) CHILD- accompanied by child’s parent or guardian
2) operator complies with ff:
- RESTRAINT SYSTEM properly secured to an approved FORWARD FACING SEAT or BERTH
- CHILD properly secured & not exceed the specified weight limit.
- Restraint system bears appropriate label.

Question 20

NO PERSON MAY allow a passenger entry doors to be closed

UNLESS:

Answer 20

> at least 1 required crew member has VERIFIED baggage has been properly stowed in overhead racks with:

• approved restraining devices or
• DOORS or
• in approved locations AFT OF THE BULKHEAD

Question 21

NO PERSON MAY allow The boarding of carry-on baggage in to the PAX CABIN UNLESS:

Answer 21

> it is a ADEQUATELY and SECURELY stowed IN ACCORDANCE with the operator’s approved operations manual PROCEDURE.

Question 22

No person may allow a person with reduced mobility to occupy seats where their presence COULD:

Answer 22

1) IMPEDE the crew in their DUTIES.
2) OBSTRUCT ACCESS to emergency equipment.
3) IMPEDE the emergency evacuation of THE AIRCRAFT.

Question 23

No person may allow loading and unloading of a propeller driven aircraft UNLESS

Answer 23

> ALL ENGINES are shut down, unless the a/c is using a passenger jet-way to load and unload.

Question 24

Passenger briefing

Answer 24

crew members and pax are made familiar with LOCATION & USE:

1) Seatbelts & Harness -as appropriate
2) EMERGENCY EXITS
3) LIFE JACKETS
4) oxygen dispensing equipment-

5) other emergency equipment provided for individual use,
INCLUDING passenger emergency briefing cards.

Question 25

Crew member oxygen:
(1) THE PIC SHALL ENSURE THAT ALL FLIGHT CREW MEMBER when engage in performing duties essential to the safe operation of an a/c in flight:

Answer 25

1.) > SHALL USE BREATHING OXYGEN CONTINUOUSLY whenever the circumstances prevail.

Question 26

Crew member oxygen:

(2) All flight crew member of PRESSURIZED AIRCRAFTS operating ABOVE AN ALTITUDE

Answer 26

2.) > where the atmospheric pressure is (LESS THAN 376 hpa)
SHALL HAVE available at THE FLIGHT DUTY STATION a QUICK DONNING TYPE OF OXYGEN MASK which will readily supply oxygen upon demand.

Question 27

Crew member oxygen:

(3) THE PIC SHALL ENSURE THAT BREATHING OXYGEN and MASK:

Answer 27

3.) > ARE AVAILABLE to CREW MEMBERS in SUFFICIENT QUANTITIES for all flights at SUCH ALTITUDES where LACK OF OXYGEN mighr result in IMPAIRMENT of the faculties of crew members.

Question 28

Crew member oxygen:
(e) THE PIC SHALL ENSURE THAT ALL FLIGHT CREW MEMBER when engage in performing duties essential to the safe operation of an a/c in flight, use breathing oxygen continuously:

Answer 28

e.) at CABIN ALTITUDES exceeding 10,000 ft FOR A PERIOD of 30 minutes and whenever the cabin altitude exceeds 13,000 ft.

Question 29

Crew member oxygen:

(F) ONE PILOT at the controls of a pressurized aircraft in flight shall wear and use oxygen mask:

Answer 29

> 1) for general aviation operations, at flight level above 350.

2) for commercial air transport operations at flight levels above 250.

If there is no other pilot at their duty station.

Question 30

Carry-on baggage

Answer 30

NO PERSON MAY:

1) > allow The boarding of carry-on baggage in to the PAX CABIN
UNLESS it is a ADEQUATELY and SECURELY stowed IN ACCORDANCE with the operator’s approved operations manual PROCEDURE.

2) > allow a passenger entry doors to be closed
UNLESS: at least one required crew member has verified baggage has been properly stowed in overhead racks with approved restraining devices or doors or in approved locations aft of the bulkhead

3) > allow CARRY-ON BAGGAGE to be STOWED in a location that would CAUSE that location to be LOADED BEYOND its maximum placard limitation.

Question 34

Crew member Oxygen: Minimum Supply and Use

Answer 34

1) the PIC shall ensure that ALL flight crew member shall USE breathing equipment CONTINUOUSLY whenever circumstances prevail.
2) all flight crew member shall have QUICK DONNING TYPE of Oxygen Mask. When operating above an altitude ( less than 376 hPa)
3) breathing oxygen and mask are available to crew members in sufficient quantities.
4) in no case shall min supply of O2 be less than that prescribed
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