OMA Chapter 2

Question 1

What does ICC stand for?

Answer 1

Integrated Control Centre

Question 2

What does ICC do?

Answer 2

Provide a centralised point for coordination of key daily operational functions:

Maintenance control (MOC)
Network control (Duty manager, operations, crewing, customer disruption)
Air traffic management strategy and delivery (Navigation, pre-tactical flight planning, flight planning)

Question 3

If ACARS is inoperative, how can ICC be contacted?

Answer 3

Via Stockholm radio - refer to LIDO GEN RM

Question 4

Where can you find details of validity of ratings?

Answer 4

OMD

Question 5

Where can you find information about easyJets requirements to retain certain documentation? Eg how long they keep hold of flight plans etc

Answer 5

OMA 2.1.4

Question 6

Operational Notices to crew affect which manuals?

Answer 6

OMA, OMB and OMC (Lido eRoute Manual)

Question 7

Technical notices to crew affect which manuals?

Answer 7

FCOM, MEL, FCTM, QRH

Question 8

Security notices to crew affect which manual?

Answer 8

OMA chapter 10

Question 9

UK AOC security notices to crew affect which manual?

Answer 9

OMA chapter 10 specific to UK AOC

Question 10

UK AOC notices to crew affect what?

Answer 10

Changes affecting content/guidance referenced to any UK AOC specific difference

Question 11

Company iPad/EFB notices affect what?

Answer 11

Changes affecting company iPad and EFB. Notices provide the latest information regarding operating system, application versions and features

Question 12

What are level 1 NTCs in CSPM?

Answer 12

Operationally essential information that may affect todays duty and must be read before you fly

Question 13

What are level 2 NTCs in the CSPM?

Answer 13

Level 2 NTCs and the weekly briefing contain information that you are required to know, and must be checked prior to a flying duty for any relevant information. All other content must be read at your earliest convenience during your duty week

Question 14

Who is responsible for aerodrome categorisation, including operational restrictions and flight crew required qualifications?

Answer 14

Nominated person for flight operations

Question 15

Who is responsible for aerodrome information such as charts, performance and navigation databases, aerodrome briefing etc?

Answer 15

Nominated person for flight operations

Question 16

Who is responsible for passengers and baggage handling, aircraft ground servicing, fuel supply and de-icing/anti-icing services?

Answer 16

Nominated person for ground operations

Question 17

What could you do if you have concerns about operating to a destination for safety or security reasons?

Answer 17

Contact duty pilot. If you still refuse, despite company risk assessments and your discussion with the duty pilot, you will get RFSD roster code

Question 18

Who is responsible for day to day flight planning?

Answer 18

ICC in Luton

Question 19

When does the Flight Phase begin and end?

Answer 19

Begin when the crew reports for duty and ends after arrival and passenger disembarkation of the last flight of the flight duty period

Question 20

When does the Post Flight phase begin and end?

Answer 20

Begins at the end of the flight phase and ends at crew check out

Question 21

What is a commanders responsibility in the post flight phase?

Answer 21

Complete tech log
Hand over aircraft, or securing aircraft
Recollection of flight documents and storage
Debrief, and report any ASRs
Verify with crewing about changes affecting any crew member

Question 22

When is it a requirement to check and acknowledge future roster changes?

Answer 22

At the end of every flight duty

Question 23

What are the main things covered in OMA chapter 2?

Answer 23

ICC functions
How long to keep flight documents for
Definitions of flight phases
Power of authority