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Emergency Procedures & Fire Exam Flashcards

1
Q

What is the procedure for an aborted (rejected) take-off?

A

Assess conditions; calm and reassure customers, while commanding “Remain Seated!”

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______ turbulence is defined as a definite strain against seatbelt, unsecured objects move about; food service and walking are difficult.

A

Moderate

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3
Q

Which Flight Attendant(s) on the scene of a fire will move POBs away from the fire?

A

FAs 3, 4, & 5

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4
Q

True or False
If a Flight Attendant becomes incapacitated during a flight, you should brief a paramedic and have that person occupy “C” jump seat and ensure one uniformed crew member is up front and one is in the back.

A

FALSE

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5
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Symptoms of Hypoxia

A

-Headache
-Fatigue
-Euphoria
-Blue coloring of skin/lips/fingernails
-Unconsciousness
-Respiratory changes

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6
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True or False
If a Flight Attendant or PAX sees an engine torching, an evacuation should begin immediately without contacting the Flight Deck

A

FALSE

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7
Q

The Fire Containment Bag is used in the event _______ overheats.

A

PEDs (Personal Electronic Device)

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8
Q

In a slow decompression, there may be no noticeable indication in the cabin until the cabin pressure reaches ______ feet and the oxygen masks drop from the PSU.

A

14,000

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9
Q

The _____ flight attendant on the scene will retrieve the crash axe from the Flight Deck.

A

First

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10
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True or False
After a decompression, the FAs should wait for a PA from the Flight Deck notifying it is safe to remove oxygen masks.

A

TRUE

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11
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After a decompression, what should FAs assess after a PA from the Flight Deck says it is safe to remove oxygen masks?

A

Lavatories, passengers, and cabin

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12
Q

Which fire extinguisher is preferred to extinguish a paper notebook?

A

Water Extinguisher

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13
Q

True or False
You should use a Halon Extinguisher to put out a cigarette lighter fire.

A

TRUE

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14
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Does a FA need to make an additional announcement regarding the Fasten Seatbelt Sign if the Flight Deck already made an announcement?

A

YES

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15
Q

True or False
When the FSB sign is illuminated, FAs should make an announcement and conduct a compliance check if it is safe to do so.

A

TRUE

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16
Q

True or False
You should repack all masks into the PSU after an oxygen mask drop

A

FALSE

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17
Q

If a Flight Attendant becomes incapacitated inflight, which jumpseat(s) need to be occupied still for landing?

A

A & B
(Uniformed crewmembers only)

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18
Q

What is a Flight Attendant’s most important role?

A

To provide the greatest amount of safety to the customers.

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19
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Chain of Command

A
  1. Captain
  2. First Officer
  3. FA “A”
  4. FAs “B, C, D, E”
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20
Q

True or False
As a Flight Attendant, it is okay to delay a Flight Deck call

A

FALSE

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21
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True or False
If a Pilot becomes incapacitated, the other pilot will communicate with the cabin and assist, and a Flight Attendant proceeds to the Flight Deck.

A

TRUE

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22
Q

How will a Flight Attendant access the Flight Deck if a Pilot becomes incapacitated?

A

Access Code

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23
Q

True or False
In the event that a pilot has become incapacitated, the remaining pilot may get up and open the door to request assistance from a crewmember

A

FALSE
Pilot must stay in cockpit

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24
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What is…
any instability in the atmosphere causing air to travel in irregular directions.

A

Turbulence

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25
Q

True or False
In the event of any personal injury, notify the Flight Deck and follow-up with Inflight Leadership.

A

TRUE

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25
Q

True or False
If Flight Attendants feel conditions in the cabin are more severe than anticipated, they should take a seat and notify Flight Deck.

A

TRUE

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26
Q

True or False
FAs may continue service as long as turbulence is no greater than Moderate.

A

FALSE
No greater than LIGHT turbulence

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27
Q

If Turbulence jeopardizes the safety of a service and/or compliance check, FAs should make the ________ ________ announcement.

A

“Turbulence Unsafe” Announcement

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28
Q

List the 4 types of Turbulence

A
  1. Light
  2. Moderate
  3. Severe
  4. Extreme
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29
Q

Flight Deck response to Expected Turbulence…

A

Advise FAs at least 5 minutes prior, and turn ON the Fasten Seatbelt Sign

30
Q

True or False
It’s ok to serve hot liquids during in-flight service with unexpected turbulence.

A

FALSE

31
Q

True or False
If necessary, FAs during unexpected turbulence should be seated with seatbelt and shoulder harness secured, take nearest seat in the cabin or sit on the floor

A

TRUE

32
Q

Which FA should resume communication with the Flight Deck on turbulence conditions?

A

Flight Attendant “A”

33
Q

The cabin will pressurize at ______ feet.

A

8,000

34
Q

What is…
A loss of cabin pressure whereby the atmosphere inside the aircraft becomes equivalent to that of the altitude at which the aircraft is flying.

A

Decompression

35
Q

Two types of Decompression

A

SLOW & RAPID

36
Q

Decompression Procedures

A

Immediate use of oxygen is critical.
*Immediately don the nearest oxygen mask.
*Sit down; fasten seat belt, or grasp a fixed object.
*Continue to hold on (anchor on to something.)

37
Q

Causes of Slow Decompression

A

*Air leak
*Malfunction of pressurization system

38
Q

First noticeable indication of Slow Decompression may be when cabin pressure reaches ______ feet and the oxygen masks drop.

A

14,000

39
Q

Causes of Rapid Decompression

A

*Cracked windowpane
*Structural damage to Fuselage
*Malfunction of the pressurization system

40
Q

Indications of Rapid Decompression

A

*Structural damage
*Explosive noise
*Sudden decrease in air temperature
*Fogging in the cabin
*Rush of air and unsecured items towards opening

41
Q

True or False
Air Leaks can cause Hypoxia

A

TRUE

42
Q

What is the Time of Useful Consciousness for Slow Decompression at 35,000 ft?

A

30 - 60 seconds

43
Q

What is the Time of Useful Consciousness for Rapid Decompression at 35,000 ft?

A

15 - 30 seconds

44
Q

True or False
In the rare event of an Inadvertent Mask Drop, FAs should advise the Flight Deck and PAX not to touch or repack any masks, and allow compartment(s) to remain open.

A

TRUE

45
Q

3 Elements of FIRE

A

OXYGEN
HEAT
FUEL

46
Q

3 Classes of FIRE

A

A. Material
B. Flammable
C. Electrical

47
Q

In the event of a cabin pressurization issue, pilots have the ability to descend from 39,000 feet to 18,000 feet in under _____ minutes.

A

5 minutes

48
Q

LSSS
(Fire)

A

L - Location
S - Severity
S - Smoke
S - Steps Taken

49
Q

Fire Characteristics:
Class A

A

Ashy smell (gray/brown smoke)

50
Q

Fire Characteristics:
Class B

A

Burnt oil/petrol smell (black smoke)

51
Q

Fire Characteristics:
Class C

A

Distinct acrid smell (light grey or white smoke with bluish tinge)

52
Q

Fires double every ______ seconds.

A

30 seconds

53
Q

How long do you have to evacuate an aircraft?

A

90 seconds

54
Q

True or False
Fire from Trash Receptacle is usually a material fire

A

TRUE
Use Water Extinguisher

55
Q

How to feel a door for heat?

A

Use the back of hands

56
Q

True or False
During a Seat Fire, use seat cushion from another seat to smother flames and help inhibit flame height.

A

TRUE

57
Q

True or False
If a circuit breaker pops, push it back in

A

FALSE
Tell Captain immediately

58
Q

True or False
It’s ok to prop open a spring-loaded trash flap

A

FALSE

59
Q

Other types of In-Flight Fires

A

-APU Torching (not as dangerous)
-Fluorescent Light Ballast Fire (not as dangerous)
-Engine Torching
-Tire or Break Fire

60
Q

True or False
With a Hidden Fire, be aggressive and fight the fire

A

TRUE

61
Q

FA 1 Fire Fighting Duties

A

-Obtain Extinguisher & PBE
-Assess type/severity of Fire
-FIGHT FIRE!
-Supply FA 2 with equipment after

62
Q

FA 2 Fire Fighting Duties

A

-Obtain additional extinguisher and supplies from FA 1
-FIGHT FIRE!

63
Q

FA 3, 4, 5 Fire Fighting Duties

A

-LSSS
-Move POBs away
-Communicate w/Flight Deck
-Calm PAX, instruct to breathe thru clothing

64
Q

True or False
Lithium-Ion Batteries can be found in Laptops and can overheat, ignite and/or explode.

A

True

65
Q

On a Fire Containment Bag, you should use a ______ extinguisher.

A

Water Extinguisher

66
Q

True or False
It’s ok to cover a fire containment bag after putting out the flames.

A

FALSE
Covering it will act as a blanket and could ignite again

67
Q

Smoke Control Procedures:
(commands)

A

“Cover your nose and mouth”
“Get below the smoke”

68
Q

2 Unusual Situations (Fire)

A

-Heating/Cooling
-Smoke Condensation from Air Pack

69
Q

True or False
You can use the Megaphone to replace the PA/Interphone system if unopperable

A

TRUE

70
Q

True or False
If there is a Jetway Malfunction/Fire at Gate, use 2R Alternate (A320) and 4R Alternate (A321)

A

TRUE

71
Q

FA ____ informs FA _____ that 1L is in-op due to Jetway Malfunction.

A

FA “A” informs FA “B”

72
Q

True or False
Distinguishing different odors on the aircraft is NOT important.

A

FALSE

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