Crewmember Emergency Procedures

Question 1

What is 2 in 2 out?

Answer 1

In: Flight crew and Cabin crew
Out: ATC and Dispatcher

Question 2

What information must the PIC provide in the event of a suspected communicable disease?

Answer 2

Call sign
Suspected cases
Nature of illness
Souls on board
Number of deaths
Pilot intentions
Any requests

Question 3

What is TEAM?

Answer 3

Treat and Error Application Model

Question 4

Can the dispatcher declare an emergency?

Answer 4

Yes

Question 5

What should the PIC do if they become unfit for duty?

Answer 5

Designate command of the aircraft to the SIC.

Question 6

What is the two communications rule?

Answer 6

Crewmembers must assume incapacitation when a pilot does not respond appropriately to:
Two verbal communications or
A verbal communication with a significant deviation from intended flight path

Question 7

What must the other pilot due when incapacitation is declared?

Answer 7

Assume control of the aircraft, and monitor other pilot even if they appear recovered

Question 8

What is the responsibility of the FA in the event of pilot incapacitation.

Answer 8

• Assist flying pilot
• Removes incapacitated pilot
• Provides first aid and request pax assistance.

Question 9

If a FA fails to respond, what should pilots do?

Answer 9

Make a PA to assist the FA.
Pax must be briefed by pilots with the PA system
Flight deck door must remain closed.
Advise Pax to remain seated.

Question 10

If PIC deviates from ATC in an emergency what is required?

Answer 10

Notify MOD and submit an IOR within 24 hours.

Question 11

When any irregular indications occur in regard to pressurization what should pilots do?

Answer 11

Put on Oxygen masks without hesitation.

Question 12

What is Hypoxia?

Answer 12

A state of oxygen deficiency in the body.

Question 13

What are the types of hypoxia?

Answer 13

Hypoxic
Hypemic
Stagnant
Histotoxic

Question 14

What are signs vs symptoms?

Answer 14

Signs: are detected by an observer
Symptoms: are sensation an individual can detect.

Question 15

What is DCS?

Answer 15

Decompression Sickness, also known as the bends

Question 16

What causes DCS?

Answer 16

The rapid expansion of nitrogen in our bodies.

Question 17

At what altitude can DCS occur?

Answer 17

A loss of pressurization at altitudes greater than 25,000’

Question 18

What varibles determine a successful ditching?

Answer 18

Conditions and wind
Aircraft type
Skill and technique of flight crew

Question 19

When ditching how we select landing direction?

Answer 19

Although we take wind into account. We should land parallel to the swell on the top and back side when possible.

Question 20

What are the subtle causes of fires?

Answer 20

Wiring failures
Electrical component
Lighting Strikes
Bleed air leaks
Faulty Circuit protection
Lithium ion Batteries

Question 21

What the indications fo hidden fires?

Answer 21

Abnormal operation or disassociated component failures
Circuit breakers
Hot Spots
Fumes
Visual sighting of smoke

Question 22

What should flight crew do in the event of a cabin fire?

Answer 22

Immediately don protective equipment
Plan for an immediate descent and landing at the nearest suitable airport
Do not use smoke evacuation
Do not reset circuit breakers unless required for safety