Section 1-5 Flashcards

1
Q

Passing mark for any exam?

A

80%

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2
Q

What is Transport Canada responsible for?

A

To ensure all operations, procedures, safety equipment, and training is in accordance with regulations and standards.

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3
Q

The time in Greenwich, England is also known as…?

A

Universal Time Coordinated (UTC)

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4
Q

What is the abbreviation for Estimated Time of Arrival?

A

ETA

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5
Q

What is the chain of command in the event of an incapacitated crew member?

A

Incapacitated PIC: approved or company check pilot assigned on the flight (if available), then First officer.

Incapacitated FIC: the remaining flight attendant shall assume FIC role.

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6
Q

How many FAs are required in ATR72?

A

1 FA - 40 pax or less
2 FAs - 41 pax or more

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7
Q

Airport codes for:

Winnipeg
Thompson
Flin Flon
The Pas

A

YWG
YTH
YFO
YQD

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8
Q

Airport codes for:

Gillam
Churchill
Whale cove

A

YGX
YYQ
YXN

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9
Q

Airport code for:

Arviat
Ranket Inlet
Baker Lake

A

YEK
YRT
YBK

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10
Q

Airport code for:

Naujaat
Coral Harbour
Sanikilauq
Chesterfield Inlet

A

YUT
YZS
YSK
YCS

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11
Q

Abbreviation for aircraft?

A

A/C

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12
Q

Who outlines guidelines for all carriers operating under Canadian rules?

A

Transport Canada

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13
Q

What is altitude?

A

The aircraft height above sea level.

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14
Q

Who is required to attend crew briefings?

A

Pilot-in-command, First officer, In-charge FA, 2nd FA

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15
Q

Can you refuse a Transport Canada Inspection?

A

No.

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16
Q

What are the 3 levels of communication?

A

Normal, abnormal, Emergency

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17
Q

What are the components of pre-flight crew briefings?

A
  • Fitness of crew members for duty
  • Anticipated weather
  • anticipated flying conditions
  • flight time
  • altitudes
  • review of selected communication procedures
  • review of selected emergency procedures
  • review of selected safety procedures
  • review of selected security procedures
  • any additional information necessary for the flight including information respecting unserviceable equipment or abnormalities that may affect passengers
18
Q

Are pre-flight crew briefings mandatory?

A

Yes.

19
Q

What is the purpose of wearing your uniform?

A

Professionalism, Better protection in an event of an emergency, to be identified by passengers and emergency responders

20
Q

JUICE in phonetic alphabet

A

Juliet, Uniform, India, Charlie, Echo

21
Q

what are Canadian Aviation Regulations (CAR)

A

regulations requirement design to enhance safety and competitiveness of the Canadian aviation industry

22
Q

What is safety management system?

A

A systematic, explicit, comprehensive and proactive process for managing operational and technical systems with financial and Human Resources to achieve safe operations

23
Q

Where did Calm Air document there methods of compliance (SMS)?

A

SMS Policy Manual in Compass company intranet.

24
Q

Who is responsible for the safety of employees, passengers, and corporate resources?

A

All employees of Calm Air.

25
Q

Part II of Canada Labour Code provides an employee with three rights. What are they?

A
  • the right to know
  • the right to participate
  • the right to refuse
26
Q

If you are unable to board passengers on time, when should you let CSA know?

A

Let CSA know 35 mins prior to boarding

27
Q

Who are you assisting in pre-boarding?

A

Special Attention Passengers

28
Q

When do you do your silent review?

A

Take off - after ‘CABIN SECURE’ until landing gear is retracted

Landing - final approach signal until landing + clearing active runaway

29
Q

Should passengers interact with cabin crew during silent review?

A

No. UNLESS it is safety related.

30
Q

Why should cabin crew prioritize their own safety?

A

Cabin crew is the one that can help passengers in case of emergency.

31
Q

What is the point of a silent review?

A

To ensure you are prepared for an unprepared emergency.

32
Q

What do you do in a silent review?

A
  • brace positions
  • operation of exits
  • location or ABPs
  • location of Special Attention passengers
  • location of emergency equipment
  • commands
  • evacuation
33
Q

What is Passenger Escort? Personal Attendant?

A

Passenger escort’s purpose is supervision and assistance only.

Personal attendant is an ABP that assists them in an emergency and attends personal needs of the passenger.

34
Q

Where should the Escort/Attendant be sitting?

A

Adjacent to the Special Attention or Restricted passenger.

35
Q

Types of Mobility Impairment passengers?

A

WCHR (ramp)
WCHS (steps)
WCHP (partially mobile)
WCHC (complete immobile)
Wheelchair athlete

36
Q

Umbrella of Aviation Regulations ?

A

Aeronautics Act
|
> FAA, TC
|
» all airline companies

37
Q

What are Temporary Revisions (TRs)?

A

To immediately and temporarily amend the flight attendant manual between normal revisions.

38
Q

You can’t consume alcohol how many hours prior to flight?

A

12 hours

39
Q

How long should you wait prior to working if you donate blood?

A

48 hours

40
Q

What is the aeronautics act?

A

The foundation for the aviation regulatory program

41
Q

When doing a pax head count, who is exempted from this?

A

Infants under 2 years of age, and individuals sitting on the observer seats in the flight deck.

42
Q

What should crew members carry with them when reporting for duty?

A
  • valid restricted area identification card (RAIC)
  • valid passport (for international flights)
  • cabin electronic flight bag (C-EFB), minimum 90%
  • valid company issued training cards
  • portable battery pack (suggested)