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Exam 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What does ARFF stand for?

A

Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting

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2
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When is an accidents most likely to occur?

A

First 3 minutes of takeoff and last 8 minutes of landing

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3
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How many people fit on a raft?

A

56 regular load, 84 over load

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4
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How long does it take for the raft to inflate?

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30 seconds

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5
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How long is the raft cord?

A

10-15 feet

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6
Q

In a Land ELC, when is a thumbs up verification required from the CCMs?

A

After Cabin Manager announcement

After completion of buddy briefings

After crowd control ABP briefing

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7
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How long does the ELT last?

A

24 Hours

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8
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Who briefs the mid cabin raft ABPs?

A

P2

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9
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Who briefs the fwd cabin rafts?

A

P3

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10
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How much does the raft weigh?

A

98 lbs

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11
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What is the order of steps during a raft evacuation

A

Ropes, Rafts, Sweep, Equipment, Evacuate

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12
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What are factors that effect evacuations?

A

Aircraft Attitude
Brace positions
Communication
Effective use of commands
Passenger reaction

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13
Q

What do you do with a negative panic passenger?

A

Use commands
Assign ABPS
Assist to exits

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14
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What do you do with a negative panic passenger?

A

Get off quickly
Assign ABPs
Assign specific duties

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15
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What exits are preferable with all gear extended?

A

All

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16
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What exits are preferable with no gear extended?

A

All, be cautious of fire

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17
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What exits are preferable with nose gear retracted?

A

FWD and OWE

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18
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What exits are preferable with with main gar retracted and nose gear out?

A

OWES

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19
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What exits are preferable with one side of gear retracted and one side remaining?

A

Low side of aircraft

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20
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What exits are preferable in a water landing?

A

FWD and OWEs

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21
Q

What are some things that help evacuate in dark conditions?

A

ELS, DME, floor lighting, light around doors

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22
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What are some post evac duties on water with no rafts?

A

Direct passengers to hang on to slide using life line
Detach slide mooring from plane
Attach ELT to slide lifeline and deploy
keep as much of your body above water as possible
Keep passengers together
Use huddle or HELP position
Conduct headcount
Don’t try to swim as it will use energy and increase heat loss

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23
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What are some post evac duties on water with rafts?

A

Attach SSK to lifeline
Release from aircraft
Use heaving line to reach any survivors
Retrieve SSK
Remove first aid equipment from SSK
Attend to injury
Administer sea sickness remedy
Attach ELT to lifeline and deploy
Check raft for proper inflation or leaks
Repair, inflate, bail or dry raft
Check for and discard sharp objects
Connect rafts together
Deploy sea anchor
Conduct head count
Erect canopy
Pass out flashlights, mirrors, flares, whistles and sea dye
Point out raft components
Remove and wring out wet clothing
Put damp clothing back on if warmth needed
Instruct passengers to huddle
Sit on blankets or clothing if floor cold
Tie down equipment
Assist and aid as required

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24
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What are some additional post evac duties on water with rafts present in frigid cold?

A

Install canopy immediately
Bail water and keep dry
Remove and wring wet clothing
Huddle together, use blankets
Collect rain water for consumption
Use osmosis pump to de-salt water

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25
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What are some additional post evac duties on water with rafts present in sun/heat?

A

Install canopy with sides raised and secure for ventilation
Bail water
Dampen clothing as required to increase cooling

26
Q

What are the raft commands?

A

YOU AND YOU! HELP ME GET THE RAFT(S)!
MOVE AWAY! INFLATING RAFTS!
SWIM TO RAFT!

27
Q

What are the steps to evacuate with a raft

A
  1. Retrieve raft with ABPs after first rush of passengers
  2. Move raft to exit
  3. Secure raft to aircraft
  4. Direct passengers to move away
  5. Maneuver raft through exit
  6. Pull forcefully on inflation handle
  7. Once inflated, direct passengers to raft
28
Q

Where on the aircraft do you attach the raft?

A

Door exits - dedicated assist handle
OWEs - seat frame

29
Q

What is the difference during an evacuation in water during planned (ditching) and unplanned (inadvertent water contact)?

A

If life vests are already donned or commands need to be used to direct pax to do so

30
Q

What is a planned water landing called?

A

Ditching (life vest will already be donned)

31
Q

What is an unplanned water landing called?

A

Inadvertent Water Contact (life vests will not yet be donned)

32
Q

What is the equipment that must be taken in a water evacuation?

A

Megaphone
DME
First Aid Kit
SSK
ELTs
Life Vests

33
Q

What is the equipment that must be taken in a land evacuation?

A

Megaphone
DME
First Aid Kit
ELT

34
Q

What command is started once you receive BRACE, BRACE, BRACE

A

EMERGENCY!
HEADS DOWN! STAY DOWN! (repeat)

35
Q

What are tidal flats?

A

Areas of sand, mud and quicksand covered with varying depths of water; may be safer to stay on aircraft than evacuate or possible to evacuate ontp land

36
Q

Who briefs the exit ABPS?

A

Lead - L1 & R1
P2 - L2 & R2 (land only)

37
Q

Who briefs the crowd control ABPS?

A

Lead - 1 FWD
P2 - 1 AFT (land only)

38
Q

How many ABPs are briefed per raft?

A

2 (up to 2 can be briefed at the same time)

39
Q

What points do you need to cover during the buddy briefing?

A

How? When? Where?

40
Q

What must you include in the infant life vest briefing?

A

Hold them with one hand and inflate with the other
Inflate your life vest
Hold the mooring line but don’t attach it to yourself

41
Q

What are some reasons for a rapid deplanement?

A

Bomb threats
Fuel Spills
Smoke in the cabin on the ground

42
Q

What must the lead do before a rapid deplanement?

A

Ensure a bridge or ramp is in place

43
Q

What are post evacuation duties on land?

A

Direst passengers to a safe distance upwind (300 ft)
Instruct to stay in a groiup for warmth
Keep passengers out of wind and cold
Headcount
First Aid
Set up ELT and activate
Retrieve blankets and coats from aircraft if safe to return
Administer comfort and ongoing first aid until relieved by qualified personnel

44
Q

When would you use OWE commands on land?

A

If both FWD or both AFT exits not usable

45
Q

What are the ELC cabin crew demo positions on a 737-700 with 3 CCM?

A

Lead - PA
P3 - Row 1
P2 - First row of economy

46
Q

What are the ELC cabin check sections on a 737-700 with 3 CCM?

A

Lead - PA
P3 - Row 1-last OWE row
P2 - First row after OWE to aft

47
Q

What ELC cabin check is done silently?

A

Final check

48
Q

When are Wheelchair passengers and their buddy ABPs instructed to leave the aircraft?

A

After the first rush of passengers

49
Q

What is the signal for lead to proceed to next step of ELC?

A

Thumbs up

50
Q

Where are raft ABPs to be seated?

A

As close to raft as possible, by windows to not obstruct first flow of passengers

51
Q

What are initial cabin crew duties once lead announces “Cabin crew initiate (land/water) ELC procedures”

A
  1. secure all emergency equipment if applicable
  2. check exits are clear and armed
  3. secure curtains open
  4. ensure lavs are unoccupied and locked
  5. don full uniform and remove sharp objects from your person
  6. All CCM proceed to forward galley for briefing
52
Q

What are initial cabin crew duties during an ELC (BEFORE lead initiates ELC procedures)?

A

Cease all service duties
Stow garbage, secure carts and galleys
Ensure crew rest areas are unoccupied
Await further direction from Cabin Manager

53
Q

What is the purpose of brace positions?

A

To reduce injury upon ijmpact

54
Q

How is the ELC written?

A

Most important tasks are completed first. CCM to complete each step prior to moving on to the next; there may not be time to complete the ELC.

55
Q

What is the emergency signal?

A

“Lead Flight attendant contact the flight deck” or 3 high low chimes

56
Q

What are the lead duties upon hearing the emergency signal?

A

Obtain briefing from PIC

57
Q

What are the 3 landing classifications?

A

Normal, non-normal, emergency

58
Q

Are the following sections of the ELC in the correct order?

Cabin Manager to all Cabin Crew Briefing

Additional Duties

Buddy Briefings

Crowd Control

Cabin Manager Final Duties

A

Yes

59
Q

Both Land and Water ELCs contain a Cabin Manager announcement section. What is the main difference between the Land ELC section versus the Water ELC section?

A

When passengers are to securely fasten their seatbelts

60
Q

How long will the battery operated light on the lifevest last once activated in water?

A

8 hrs

61
Q
A

WJ FA (5 decks)

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