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1
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Voluntary safety reporting system
When you become aware of a situation

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ASAP

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Someone sits in the jumpseat and watches/tracks mistakes

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LOSA

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AQP safety data collection

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ASAP - self report
LOSA - jumpseat watcher
FOQA - airplane snitching

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What is the chain of command on an airplane

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Captain
FO
A Flight Attendant
B Flight Attendant

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Who is pilot flying during taxi

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Captain

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Who is pilot flying during emergency

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captain discretion

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de-escalation strategy

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ask situation
set context
present options
confirm
act

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8
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Grading

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4 - above standard
3 - acceptable
2 - acceptable with de-brief
1 - unsat

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9
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Classifications and colors of manuals

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FAA approved - y-g-b
Faa Accepted y-g
internal manual y

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10
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change bar

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black bar on side of page
means section has been edited since last revision

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11
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Publications colors

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note - white
alert - green
caution - yellow
warning - red

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12
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bulletins

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yellow background
newest item in current revision
if there is no “date removed” it is still there

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13
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Executing operational control command

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Director of Ops
Chief Pilot
Director of Dispatch
PIC / Dispatcher

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If loss of communication happens with dispatch

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flight should be diverted as operational control is lost

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15
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What switch position is the APU (compared to others)

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1 o’clock
(12 o’clock)

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16
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where are all company manuals

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compliance 365

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17
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True or false

A person may serve as a required crew member if the type certificate has been completed

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False

ALL required training (ground and flight) must be completed to serve as a crew member

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18
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recency of experience

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3 t/o and landings within 90 days

Primarily for captains but FOs are held to standard

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If pilot fails to maintain recency

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must be re-established with simulator or with check airman

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20
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When is Cat II not authorized

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If captain OR fo is not qualified or receiving OE

Captain cannot be High mins

FO cannot have under 100 hours

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21
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Exemption 17203

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allows new PIC to operate to normal CAT 1 mins
Has to be a monitored approach

FO flies, captain lands

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Low FO time landing restrictions

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(cannot land)
RVR under 4000 or 3/4 mile
braking action less than “good” (5)
crosswind over 15kts
operating at special qualification airport
wind shear in vicinity
Captain discretion
LAHSO

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23
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Pairing limitation

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at least FO or Captain needs 75 hours in type

each pilot must inform other they have under 75 hrs

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RNP requirements

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.3 for approach phase
1.0 for missed approach phase

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continuing qualification (Distance learning) due date
20th day of second month of quarter
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required equipment (person)
EFB, backup battery, chargers, vision correction and spare set, flashlight, safety vest
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IPad and backup battery battery requirements
90% at start must be plugged in at 20%
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Prior to start of trip pairing (night before)
all jepp charts must be updated comply 365 must be synced all compliance items complete
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When must iPad be mounted
for all critical phases of flight below 10,000 ft before pushback
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What defines "in flight"
aircraft has moved under its own power
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EFB or battery fire
masks on contact flight attendant flight attendant will get fire bag for battery get fire object off the deck declare emergency divert
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T/F You can use a personal device while on the flight deck and performing duties
False ("for the love of god don't post photos of the flight deck on social media") (jump seaters can do whatever they want) (keep tail numbers out of photos)
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Crew member eating
do not eat similar meals within 6 hours do not eat identical meals in flight do not eat passenger food
34
Fun little things to not fly with:
scuba diving (24 hours) blood donation (72 hours) fatigue :) pregnancy surgery sick
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report time
45 minutes prior to scheduled departure at security if late call your captain
36
When will captains (likely) report you for being late
if not at the aircraft 30 minutes prior to departure
37
deadheading report time
30 minutes prior to the gate
38
flight crew needs to be on aircraft during boarding: IF
first flight of the day (security) International flight
39
New medical rule (pilots 40-65)
as FO, good for 12 months
40
If you get a new medical/passport/ect it does not have to be uploaded into workday because there is a previous one in there
False any new certificate must be uploaded *immediately*
41
OpSpec A063
allows flight crew member to operate (temporarily) without airman or medical in possession
42
Where is OpSpec A063 valid
only in lower 48 states must apply to FAA for replacement required documents must be in Workday
43
If you have a drug problem
go get help: HIMS program need to be free from everything for 60 months
44
Random drug screening concerns
If anything is written down wrong (Badge #, name, signature, ect) Counts as refusal
45
alcohol rule
12 hours bottle to throttle No bars in uniform (or carrying anything identifying you to an airline) if in uniform on flight - no alcohol
46
Following an accident (in relation to drinking)
do not drink for 8 hours
47
alcohol related offense
required FAA report within 60 days
48
If accused of being on something (or drinking whatever)
call base chief go get tested (or cancel flight) return to flight with results in hands
49
If arrested!
report to chief pilot within 24 hours send all required documentation to chief pilot's office within 72 hours
50
true or false we can chew gum in front of passengers
false no gum
51
t/f Captain can deny any and all people a jumpseat position
true except for FAA safety inspector DOD evaluator secret service Agent NTSB agent
52
Jump seating rules
present all documents to gate agent present all documents to captain (nicely) (without stepping on flight deck)
53
flight crew responsibility (jumpseating)
ensure all personal information is current and correct any change immediately sent to HR jumpseat privileges must show proper documentation republic is RP and YX
54
jumpseat rules
must dress in uniform comply with drug/alcohol comply with sterile cockpit not responsible, but may assist if asked
55
If asked to present documents to FAA
tell FAA to show you THEIR documents (they need two forms)
56
max overwater distance
162 miles straight-line from *A* coastline
57
What is the only situation to deboard passengers at a refueling airport
emergency
58
17347
conditional wording in TAF lower than legal for dispatch requires 2 destination alternates on dispatch release
59
Who is in charge of the aircraft if the parking break is on and door is open
gate agent
60
Who will not be transported
unruly passengers or anyone deemed not necessary by gate agent
61
how many flight attendants are required for boarding and deboarding
2 at duty stations
62
any incident involving disability or just incidents in general
submitting factual, detailed report protects both you and the company
63
What government agency monitors the ACAA
DOT
64
Who is responsible to determine if a passenger with disability is suitable to travel
gate agent
65
who must be contacted if an issue involving a disabled passenger happens
CRO
66
is an emotional support animal considered a service animal
no except under very specific limitations
67
do assistive devices count toward a passenger's carry on limits
no
68
how many bags may a passenger carry
one carry on one personal item
69
who is responsible to scan pax bags for side
gate agent
70
where must carry-on bags be stored
overhead, or under seat
71
If pax refused to cooperate with carry on policy what should you do
contact gate agent
72
repo flights without flight attendants
19 pax, has to be commuters
73
forward cargo
pressurized, ventilated loaded first
74
"Cabin secure to taxi"
Captain will lock door continue below the line checklist sterile cockpit activates passengers are bucked seats full up tray tables stowed bins are closed doors are shut (butts bags bins doors)
75
"cabin secure for takeoff"
FA are secured in seats
76
"FA prepare cabin for arrival"
given at TOD or 10-15 minutes prior to arrival (butts bags bins)
77
tarmac delay
any ground delay when past do not have the opportunity to deplane starts when main cabin door closes ends with weight off wheels or announcement for pax to deplane starts with weight on wheels ends with pax notified to deplane must be able to deplane after 3 hours (domestic)
78
excessive tarmac delay
over 90 minutes
79
tarmac delay call
DOT 3 (domestic) -- probably report at 2.5 hours DOT 4 (international)
80
tarmac delay requirements
need working laboratory (working vacuum pump) need snacks/water over two hours
81
deplanning
at least one pilot should stand there and say goodbye to pax
82
how does the captain/dispatcher agree that the flight can be made safely
by signing the flight release
83
cumulative limitations 117.23
cannot exceed 100 hours flight time in 28 days cannot exceed 1000 hours in 365 days flight time
84
Flight time vs FDT
flight time- actually flying, aircraft moving under own power FDT- intent to fly
85
what to do if not fit for duty
call crew scheduling
86
basic nav instrument
ILS DME GPS IRS FMS
87
T/F RNP AR approaches are NOT authorized at international destinations
true
88
airplane must be within _____ hour flying time of an adequate airport in still air at normal cruising speed with 1 engine inoperative (for takeoff alternates)
1 hour distance is about 270nm
89
RVSM separation
FL290-410 reduced from 2000ft to 1000ft
90
RVSM authorization
has to be approved for operator and aircraft altitude still odd east, even west
91
T/F If there is damage in the RVSM critical areas, we can still take off just not fly RVSM
False No takeoff if any damage is in RVSM critical areas maintenance will patch or clear for t/o
92
RVSM overshoot/undershoot limitation
150ft Captain/FO instrumentation cannot be off by more than 100ft if off by more than 100ft compare to backup. automation will go off closest to backup
93
how much offset will avoid turbulence
1 wingspan
94
RVSM required equipment
2 RVSM compliant air data systems 1 autopilot with altitude hold mode 1 altitude alerter 1 transponder
95

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