MD-CCRC

Question 1

Where is the MD-CCRC located?

Answer 1

Aft of economy class cabin.

Question 2

How many bunks are in the MD-CCRC?

Answer 2

9 bunks.
2 bunk in FCRC.

Question 3

Who is the pre-flight check done by for MD-CCRC?

Answer 3

MR5.

Question 4

What is the pre-flight check of the MD-CCRC?

Answer 4

• Main entrance doors are operational
• Bunk belts are operational
• Safety and emergency equipment
• Smoke detectors
• Interphone serviceability.

Question 5

Where is the emergency escape panel located?

Answer 5

Bunk number 9.

Question 6

How to open the emergency escape panel at bunk number 9?

Answer 6

• Remove both covers of the emergency escape panel
• Turn both handles simultaneously in the direction the arrows
• pull to open panel
• enter the FCRC by crawling through panel
• Evacuate via the FCRC.

Question 7

Oxygen and decompression indications inside the MD-CCRC?

Answer 7

• Same as those in the cabin
• HI chime sounds for 5 minutes through the loud speakers

Question 8

Cabin crew actions in decompression in the MD-CCRC?

Answer 8

• Fasten bunk belt
• OR enter and fasten bunk belt
• Don oxygen mask
• Wait for PA to follow post decompression SOP’s

Question 9

Smoke detection in the MD-CCRC?

Answer 9

• A single low chime sounds repeatedly for 30 seconds - followed by a repetitive triple low chime every 30 seconds.
• CRC 100% brightness
• Affected location shown on TEST MESSAGE on SMOKE DETECT PAGE on mini FAPs.
• Audio and visual indication cannot be reset inside the CRC.

Question 10

Indications inside the cabin when there is smoke inside the MD-CCRC?

Answer 10

• Triple low chime every 30 seconds
• Flashing amber light on the exterior of the main entrance door
• Flashing amber light on corresponding ACPs
• Flashing RED light on all AIPs with message “FCRC or CCRC SMOKE” is displayed.
• Affected location is displayed graphically on SMOKE detect page + caution page flashes amber
• affected location TEXT MESSAGE.