Special Ops

Question 1

When is the cabin crew allowed to initiate a deplane?

Answer 1

only in case of presence of heavy smoke or fumes in the cabin.

Question 2

What is rapid deplaning?

Answer 2

Rapid deplaning is an expeditious disembarkation from the aircraft via the Air bridge or stairs without hand baggage

Question 3

What are the Capt duties and responsibilities?

Answer 3

1.5 OM A

Question 4

What are First Officer Take-off and Landing Restrictions?

Answer 4

1.6.2.1 First Officer Take-off and Landing Restrictions The Commander shall not permit a First Officer to conduct a take-off and/or landing if the:

–Runway is contaminated; or
- Cross wind component must not exceed 20 knots for take-off.
– visibility / RVR and ceiling is less than 400 m for take-off or less than CAT I minima for landing.

Question 5

Diversion for Medical Reasons Procedures and items to be reported to the company?

Answer 5

6.5.1
Age;
 Symptoms i.e. of what does the passenger complain;
 Is there any complaint of pain? If so where and how severe;
 Any past history or similar illness;
 Is he/she taking any drugs –if so, what?
 What is the pulse rate?
 What is the color of the lips?
 What is the conscious state? alert, drowsy, unconscious;
 Since cabin staff became aware of the passenger’s condition, has it deteriorated; remained static; improved
 What measures have cabin staffs taken to treat the passenger?

Question 6

What are Medical Conditions that may require an Unscheduled Landing?

Answer 6

6.5.2
Stoppage of breathing and pulse. 
 Unconsciousness. 
 Severe shock. 
 Uncontrollable bleeding. 
 Internal bleeding. 
 Heart attack. 
 Recurrent Epileptic fits. 
 Retained Placenta