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1
Q

After the seatbelt sign is placed on due to Anticipated or Unanticipated Light Turbulence ie ‘Seat Belts’ PA, the cabin crew are to:

A

Secure the cabin, galleys and passengers and be seated within one minute of seat belt sign illumination (CCOM 9.1.52.2, and 9.1.52.3.1)

2
Q

What is the ATC squawk for unlawful interference (hijack in progress)?

A

7500 (Jepps)

3
Q

If door needs to be re-opened after final door closure, the CSM must:

A

Request permission from Captain (CCOM 9.1.31.2)

4
Q

What are Flight deck indications of Passenger (Cabin) Pulse Oxygen system in use?

A

EICAS - PASS OXYGEN message (note - no Aural) (FCOM 1.60.1)

5
Q

To control fire in the galley:

A

Turn off galley power via POWER CONTROL switch in galley (EPM 13.8.3)

6
Q

What is the level off altitude after a CABIN ALTITUDE emergency descent?

A

10,000 feet or LSA/MEA, whichever is higher (QRH NNC)

7
Q

To operate a HALON extinguisher:

A

Pull out ring pin, aim at base of fire, squeeze lever, sweep flames (EPM 2.5.1)

8
Q

What indication is expected during pre-flight of cockpit EROS oxygen system (Emergency switch not pushed)?

A

Momentary yellow cross (OM NP 21.20 and 1.30.32)

9
Q

If there is a fire in the cockpit you must?

A

Prior discharge HALON, Don and use 100% oxygen until drills complete (EPM 2.5.5)

10
Q

If the PA system is unserviceable (the primary technique for ordering evacuation on 787), how would the tech crew initiate an evacuation?

A

Use the emergency evac signalling system, then first tech crew to enter the cabin gives Evacuation Order verbally (EPM 13.7.1)

11
Q

While taxiing, you see thick black smoke in the cabin you?

A

Notify the Captain - 1 attempt (no contact period starts from start of takeoff roll) (FAM 21.2.37)

12
Q

What is the purpose of an Alert PA?

A

Alerts F/As of a potential emergency situation (QRH PA 1.1)

13
Q

Useful consciousness time for a loss of pressurisation at:

A
FL200 10 minutes 
FL250 3 minutes 
FL300 1 minute 
FL350 45 sec 
FL400 15 sec

(EPM 6.4.4)

14
Q

What is the cockpit indication of smoke detected in Lavatory?

A

EICAS message [SMOKE LAVATORY] (EPM 13.8.4)

15
Q

Pre-flight of the portable (continuous flow) oxygen bottles is? (EPM 2.11.3)

A
  • Single outlet - between green band and full, oxy mask attached
  • Multi outlet - needle in the red band, oxy mask attached (if not check MEL for minimum number of bottles required)
16
Q

What is the squawk code for an emergency in flight?

A

7700

17
Q

Which doors have single lane slide/rafts?

A

Doors 1 and 3 (EPM 13.6.1) (infants need not be included in the calculation for raft capacity)

Type.    Doors.    Lanes.   
C.              1.            SNGL
A.              2.            DBL
C.              3.           SNGL
A.              4.            DBL
18
Q

Which doors have dual lane slide/rafts?

A

Doors 2 and 4 (EPM 13.6.1)

Type.    Doors.    Lanes.   
C.              1.            SNGL
A.              2.            DBL
C.              3.           SNGL
A.              4.            DBL
19
Q

Land Evacuation and Ditching Drills for crew position (Captain)

A

LAND (EPM 13.2.1)
• Complete Non-Normal checklist ‘Evacuation’
• Take torch
• Monitor and oversee evacuation
• When all assistance rendered - evacuate

DITCHING (EPM 13.2.3)
• Complete Non-Normal checklist ‘Ditching’
• Fit life jacket and take touch
• Proceed to cabin and oversee evacuation
• When all assistance rendered - evacuate

20
Q

When must the Decompression PA be made, and what is it?

A

After level off, AND cabin altitude at or below 14000’

“Cabin crew carry out follow-up duties” (QRH 2.2)

21
Q

Summon CSM to the Flight deck

A

“CSM to the Flight Deck immediately.” (Can’t find ref)

22
Q

ALERT PA

A

“Attention! All passengers remain seated and await further instructions.”

23
Q

ALERT PA cancellation

A

”Ladies and Gentlemen, thank you for your cooperation. Remain seated. Cabin crew resume normal duties.”

24
Q

Evacutaion PA

A

“Evacuate, Evacuate, Evacuate!”

25
Q

Ditching PA: (QRH PA.1)

A

Attention! This is a ditching. Follow your crew member’s instructions.”

26
Q

Brace Order PA:

A

“Brace, Brace, Brace” (or flashing Seat Belt sign) 30 seconds prior impact/landing (QRH PA.1, EPM 3.4.3.3)

27
Q

PA made by FO prior to final approach (ditch and land evac);

A

“Attention! Cabin crew resume your seats immediately.” (EPM 4.5.2.3 and 5.4.3)

28
Q

What can a passenger not legally carry on to an aircraft (2 kg dry ice or lighter refill)?

A

Lighter refills (EPM 7.2 Pg14)

29
Q

What is maximum restraint for dangerous passenger during landing?

A

Hand/flexi cuffs to wrists, and passenger seat belt only (EPM 2.20.7)

30
Q

In a land evacuation, what is the last action prior to initiating the Evacuate command ie “Come this way”?

A

Ensure correct slide inflation (EPM 4.3.1.3)

31
Q

To close an entry door from inside the aircraft, you must:

A

Pull the gust lock lever to release the gust lock (CCOM 78.1.3.4 Pg22)

32
Q

What is Primary means of escape in a ditching?

A

All Doors (EPM 13.5.2)

33
Q

What is Primary means of escape in Land Evacuation?

A

All Doors (EPM 13.5.2)

34
Q

When must the cabin crew be seated for landing?

A

Within 1 minute of Seat Belts sign illumination prior to landing (CCOM 9.1.55)

35
Q

Pre-flight inspection of crew torch - looking for?

A

Present, tamper seal intact and press to test green light (EPM 2.28.3)

36
Q

In a ditching, when do you give the order to evacuate ie “Come This Way”?

A

After the raft is inflated (EPM 5.3.6)

37
Q

Where are the HALONs stored? (EPM 13.1.1)

A
  • Flight deck (behind CPTs seat)
  • Every door
  • 4LA station
  • OFCR
  • OFAR
38
Q

Where are the escape devices located?

A

On the Flight Deck (EPM 13.1.1)

39
Q

What must occur with the doors when aircraft ground returns to the gate?

A

All doors must be disarmed by the Flight Attendants, upon receipt of command from Flight Deck. (CCOM 9.1.33)

40
Q

When the PA is unserviceable, what is the alternate means of signalling for Brace?

A

Flashing the Fasten Seatbelt signs, 30 seconds before impact. (EPM 3.4.3.3)

41
Q

Minimum distance to keep oxy away from ignition source?

A

4m (EPM 2.11.9)

42
Q

What is the location of the EMER LIGHT Switch in the Cabin?

A

CSM (2L) seat position (EPM 13.7.3)

43
Q

Can slides be used during a Non-Routine Disembarkation?

NO! (FAM 22.15 and FSO 051/17)

A

NO (FAM 22.15 and FSO 051/17)

44
Q

What is duration of passenger cabin Pulse Oxygen system?

A

78 minutes (AEPM 2.11.2)

45
Q

What is the minimum cabin crew on board during boarding or transit?

A

Refuelling: Dr 1 one, Dr 2 one, Dr 3 one, Dr 4 two Not refuelling: min of 5 total, with min 1 in each zone with pax (FAM 18.2.4.2)

46
Q

Cockpit indication when CSM advises that the cabin is ready for takeoff?

A

EICAS message CABIN READY (FCOM 5.50.2)

47
Q

What type of fires can a HALON extinguisher be used on?

A

All, however, may be ineffective for burning metal (EPM 2.5.5)

48
Q

During a transit stop at the gate with passengers on board, the doors must be?

A

All doors must be disarmed while at the gate (CCOM 9.1.33)

49
Q

What is included in the Flight Deck emergency equipment?

A

(EPM 13.1.1) Crash axe, HALON, emergency descent devices, PBE, gloves, life jacket, torches

50
Q

What are signs of mild hypoxia?

A

Breathlessness, overconfidence, indifference, difficulty concentrating, increased pulse rate (normal is 70-90), sleepiness (EPM 6.4.9.2)

51
Q

If signs of mild hypoxia after takeoff, what will happen as altitude increases?

A
  • Symptoms become more severe

- Respiratory rate increases with altitude (EPM 6.4.9.2)

52
Q

What is the normal pre-flight setting for an Oxy Mask on the flight deck?

A

Set to 100% oxygen. (OM NP 21.27)

53
Q

Where are the survival beacons located?

A

1L and 4L (EPM 13.1.1)

54
Q

What is duration of EMER LIGHTS?

A

10 minutes (EPM 13.7.3)

55
Q

What is the minimum legal number of Flight Attendants for a 787?

A

Eight (FAM 18.2.4.2)

56
Q

When is a Brace Order given?

A

30 seconds before impact. (QRH PA.1, EPM 3.4.3.3)

57
Q

When are NO calls to be made to the flight deck ie no contact period?

A
  • from start of takeoff roll until gear up, and

- from gear down until the aircraft stops, or turns off the runway (FAM 21.2.37)

58
Q

What are flight deck indications for a Pilot Priority call (**) from the cabin?

A

EICAS msg CABIN ALERT and HiLo chime (QRH PA.1, EPM 3.4.3.3)

59
Q

With smoke in the cabin, what are the initial emergency procedures for the pilots?

A
  • Don Oxygen masks & goggles, if needed

* Establish crew and cabin communications (QRH NNC 8.5)

60
Q

In a ditching, what doors do the Flight Crew evacuate?

A

(EPM 13.2.8) Captain and FO None specified

61
Q

What actions are required to release the slides from the aircraft?

A

(EPM 13.6.4) Lift girt bar flap at top of slide, Pull the exposed white handle which is now visible, Locate the hook knife (left side?) and cut mooring line.

62
Q

If slideraft fails to auto-inflate:

A

Pull Manual Inflation Handle on door sill. If no inflation, Block Exit (EPM 13.6.6)

63
Q

What doors are opened in a Ditching?

A

All doors are primary means of escape EPM (13.5.2)

64
Q

What is the pre-flight serviceability check for an Essex PBE?

A

Tamper prevention seal intact, and humidity indicator is Blue (EPM 2.6.3)

65
Q

How long does the aircraft mounted ELT transmit?

A

(EPM 2.27.6) 50 Hours. Activated manually from Flight Deck, or by deceleration forces.

66
Q

Where are the emergency beacons located?

A

(EPM 13.1.1) Doors 1L and 4L. Need to be attached to raft by retaining cord.

67
Q

Minimum period the radio survival beacons will transmit (Rescue 406S or 406SE)?

A

S model needs impure liquid, SE model has ARM and XMT mode switch 48 hours (243.0 and 121.5), and 24 hours (406 - the satellite freq) (EPM 2.26.4.2)

68
Q

Who initiates the order to evacuate during a Land Evacuation?

A

The Captain (EPM 4.2.1)

69
Q

The signal to brace (30 seconds before impact) may be either:

A
  • Brace PA, or

* Flashing the Seat Belt signs (QRH PA.1, EPM 3.4.3.3)

70
Q

When should a radio survival beacon be launched?

A

Immediately after cutting raft retaining line from the aircraft (EPM 8.4.1)

71
Q

What is the pre-flight check for a HALON extinguisher?

A

(EPM 2.5.3) Ring pin and seal intact Pressure needle in green band

72
Q

Where is the HALON extinguisher located on the flight deck?

A

On the bulkhead behind the CPT’s seat (EPM 13.1.1 and CBT)

73
Q

Where are the survival packs and canopies located?

A

Canopy within survival pack, which is attached to the raft by a line (EPM 13.6.5)

74
Q

What are the indications of smoke in a lavatory? (EPM 13.8.4)

A
  • red light illuminates, and horn sounds on smoke detector inside lavatory
  • flashing amber light outside affected lavatory, and on nearest MCL
  • hi chime sounds repeatedly over all attendant speakers
  • SMOKE DETECTED pop up msg on all Cabin Attendant Panels (CAPs)
  • Location of lavatory listed in CAP window
  • EICAS msg [SMOKE LAVATORY]
75
Q

How many life jackets are on the flight deck and where are they located?

A

Four: one beside Captain, F/O and one adjacent to each jump seat (EPM 13.1.1)

76
Q

Where is the restraint equipment located on the aircraft?

A

(EPM 13.1.1) Mid Cabin CTR Dogbox (SAAP, DG, Braille, Belts (Inf & Inflate) & spare Adult jkts)

77
Q

If the EMER LIGHT switch in the cabin (2L) is set to ON, and the flight deck EMER LIGHT switch is set to “OFF”, what will happen to emergency lights?

A

Emergency lighting will illuminate (EPM 13.7.3)

78
Q

In an aircraft ditching, what exits can be used?

A

All exits are primary means of escape (EPM 13.5.2)

79
Q

Where are the automatic fire extinguishers located in the aircraft cabin?

A

In the waste bins, beneath the sinks, of all toilets No FD indication (EPM 2.7.4)

80
Q

Where is the sealed envelope containing the Suspicious Article Action Plan (SAAP)?

A

CTR Mid Cabin Dogbox (EPM 13.1.1)

81
Q

The aircraft has commenced take-off (ie No Contact period). When can the cabin call the flight deck to advise of an operational problem?

A

When the landing gear is retracted (FAM 21.2.37)

82
Q

How much time should crew allow between scuba diving and flying?

A

24 Hours (EPM 6.4.11)

83
Q

What is the only category of explosives allowed on the A/C (as check in luggage)

A

Cat 1.4S eg sporting ammo (no need to notify CAPT on NOTOC) (EPM 7.3.4.2)

84
Q

PA selections (EPM 13.9.1-.2, CCOM 78.1.6.2)

A
  • 4* - PA all areas

* 46 - PA all areas (except crew rests) (CCOM 78.1.6.2)

85
Q

Phone a friend! (EPM 13.9.1-.2, CCOM 78.1.6.2)

A

• 1x - FA stations on left side of cabin eg 13 = 3Left
• 2x - FA stations on right side of cabin eg 23 = 3Right
• 31 - To pilots EICAS msg CABIN CALL (use ** for Priority Call - see next ques)
• 55 - Emer Comms all stations. Master Call Light will be 3x HiLo chimes, and:
▪ Flashing pink if initiated by FA ▪ Flashing green if initiated by pilots
• 67, 68, 69 - OFCR (Seat, BNK L, BNK R) Ref: EPV Lecture slide

86
Q

What is the Pilot Priority, or Emer call, to only the flight deck from the cabin?

A

Press ** This results in single HiLo chime and EICAS msg CABIN ALERT (EPM 13.9.3)

87
Q

Who and how does 2 ndcrew member communicate with during fire drill?

A

All stations - press 55 (EPM 13.9.1)

88
Q

What is the governing body for the carriage of Dangerous Goods on QF aircraft?

A

CASA (EPM 7.2 P2)

89
Q

What is another name for Decompression Sickness?

A

The Bends or Gas Bubble Formation (EPM 6.4.11)

90
Q

What happens to rate of respiration as cabin altitude increases?

A

It increases (EPM 6.4.8)

91
Q

When should a disabled passenger be evacuated during an emergency?

A

Last, after flow of passengers to door has ceased and area check done (EPM 3.8.1)

92
Q

What are the crew members’ duties in a fire? (EPM 6.2.4 to .6)

A
  • First Fights the fire
  • Two Talks (communicator)
  • Third Backup collects more fire extinguishers and gear, fits PBE (if required), and relieves first crew
93
Q

Who may re-enter the Flight Deck in the event of a lockdown?

A

Pilot can re-enter to allow minimum crew compliment to be achieved (EPM 6.8.3)

94
Q

How can passengers be expected to react to a hijacking?

A

Some will be calm, helpful. Others will be pissed off and scaredy cats (CDF)

95
Q

Where is the closest HALON to the forward galley?

A

1L (2 ext and PBEs) and 1R (1 ext and PBE) (EPM 13.1.1)

96
Q

Hot liquids starting to boil is a sign of:

A

Decompression (EPM 6.4.2)

97
Q

What are some other indications of decompression?

A

Mist, air cold and thin, hypoxia, rapid breathing, pain in ears/sinuses (EPM 6.4.2)

98
Q

Pain in the ears, sinuses, teeth, abdomen is a symptom of?

A

Gas expansion or trapped gas (EPM 6.4.10)

99
Q

Pain in the chest or joints is a symptom of?

A

Gas bubble formation or the bends (decompression sickness) (EPM 6.4.11)

100
Q

If ammunition is found in the cabin, what action must be taken?

A

Carry out DG checklist

101
Q

What are the indications of a FA station to FA station call?

A

Steady pink light, and a HiLo chime (CCOM 78.1.6.3)

102
Q

What must not be loaded near radioactive cargo?

A

Unexposed photographic film and animals (DG reference card in multi file)

103
Q

Door Arming and disarming:

A
  • Arm Slide cover open, lever fully in red band, Auto Mode Indicator illuminated, slide cover closed
  • Disarm Slide cover open, lever fully in green band, Manual Mode Indicator illuminated, slide cover closed (CCOM 78.1 P22)
104
Q

Mid Cabin (RHS) Dogbox contents:

A

Defib, Physicians Kit (EPM 13.1.1)

105
Q

Serviceability check of HALON?

A

Ring Pin and Seal intact, pressure in green band (EPM 2.5.3)

106
Q

How often should pax be checked if using portable oxygen?

A

Every 15 mins (EPM 2.11.6/7)

107
Q

What is purpose of HELP position in water?

A

Reduce heat loss (EPM 9.2.1.2)

108
Q

Can A/C fuselage be used for shelter?

A

No, can re-enter to retrieve survival gear however, if okay by CPT (EPM 9.1.1)

109
Q

How is a used PBE disposed of?

A

As a DG - in a lavatory (emptied) waste bin, and door locked (EPM 2.6.8)

110
Q

How is an unused (vacuum seal compromised) PBE disposed of?

A

As a DG - in a lavatory (emptied) waste bin, and door locked (EPM 2.6.8)

111
Q

How is Essex PBE activated?

A

Orientate oxy cylinders and sharply snap apart. This triggers oxy flow.

Don hood after activation. Fully inflated in 2-3 mins, but useable immediately. Good for 8-10 mins, when flashing green turns red - discard (EPM 2.6.6)

112
Q

When should evacuation command “Come this way” be given in a ditching?

A

When exit ready for use ie slideraft inflated (EPM)

113
Q

Galley POWER CONTROL switch located?

A

Each galley (EPM 13.8.3)

114
Q

Nearest PBE to rear toilet?

A

4L, 4R, 4LA (EPM 13.1.1)

115
Q

Precaution when using Halon?

A

Do not allow metal part to contact live wires (EPM 2.5.3)

116
Q

Passenger restraint pack pre-flight serviceability check?

A

Present (CTR Mid Cabin dogbox) and SEAL intact (EPM 2.20.3)

117
Q

Location of restraint pack?

A

CTR Mid Cabin stowage (EPM 13.1.1)

118
Q

Actions when smoke detected in the pax entertainment system?

A

(EPM 13.8.5.2) Select IFE power switch on the Video Control Station off. Complete basic fire drill.

119
Q

How do you make a Priority PA call from in the cabin?

A

4* (all areas, including crew rests) (EPM 13.9.2)

120
Q

What areas are heard by 46 PA calls?

A

All areas except crew rests (CCOM 78.1.6.2)

121
Q

How does CSM indicate ready for takeoff?

A

6* - CABIN READY appears on EICAS (CCOM 78.1.6.2)

122
Q

Emergency call to Flight Deck?

A

** (CCOM 78.1.7.1)

123
Q

Emergency comms to all stations?

A

55 - Flashing Pink if initiated by FA, flashing green initiated from FD (EPM 13.9.2.1)

124
Q

What flight deck indications for smoke detected in a lavatory?

A

(EPM 13.8.4) EICAS message: SMOKE LAVATORY (however, no indication which toilet)

125
Q

What is the communication station for the CSM in a depressurisation?

A

Dr 2L (after “Carry out follow up duties” PA made) (EPM 6.4.6)

126
Q

Who is the first crew member to evacuate the aircraft in a land evac?

A

First Officer (EPM 13.2.1)

127
Q

Primary means of escape from either the Cabin or Flight Crew rest facility?

A

Entrance stairway and entrance enclosure (EPM 13.10.2.4)

128
Q

Secondary means of escape from the Flight Crew rest facility?

A

Emergency Escape Hatch under bunk 2 (right side bunk) (EPM 13.10.2.4)

129
Q

Secondary means of escape from the Cabin Crew rest facility?

A

Emergency Escape Hatch (under bunks 3 and 5) (EPM 13.10.5.4)

130
Q

What slides are useable in the event of tail down and nose down attitude.

A

Open all doors in ARMED mode (if safe to do so) (EPM 3.6.1)

131
Q

What equipment is located at the Mid-Cabin dogbox(s)?

A

(EPM 13.1.1)
RHS: Physician Kit and Defib CTR: [Restraint, DG, SAAP], Braille, Adult Life Jkts, [Belts – Infant and Inflatable]

LHS: Infant Life Jkts

132
Q

What are the cabin indications when making a ‘55’ call from the flight deck?

A

Three HI/LO chimes and a flashing green light on the MCL (EPM 13.9.2.1)
• The green light flashes because it is an emergency situation
• A normal call will have a steady green light on the MCL and one HiLo chime
• There will be a flashing PINK light if ‘55’initiated from cabin

133
Q

What are the First Officer’s duties during a land evacuation?

A

Complete the NNC, take torch, NOTOC and loadsheet, proceed to the cabin and relay evacuation command, evacuate at the first available exit, and report to Emergency Services. (EPM 4.3.1.2)

134
Q

What are CPTs duties during land evacuation?

A

Complete NNC, take torch, monitor and oversee evacuation, and when all assistance rendered - evacuate. (EPM 4.3.1.2)

135
Q

In a land evacuation, is the flight deck overhead escape hatch a primary or secondary means of escape?

A

Secondary - Flight Deck Door is Primary (EPM 13.10.2.4)

136
Q

Each door has a standard firefighting kit (Essex PBE and HALON). Where is additional firefighting equipment located?

A
(EPM 13.1.1) 
4L Assist HALON and PBE 
4R Gloves 
2R Additional HALON and PBE 
1L Additional HALON and PBE 
OFCR Additional HALON and PBE 
OFAR Additional HALON and PBE
137
Q

If nose gear collapses, which doors able to be opened in a land evacuation?

A

All exits can be opened in ARMED in any gear configuration (EPM 3.6.1)

138
Q

What are actions for administering passenger oxygen?

A

INITIALLY, use Continuous flow oxygen (multi or single outlet) cylinders. Then, if treatment to be ongoing, change to Pulse flow oxygen cylinder. (EPM 13.8.7.2)

139
Q

When will the RETURN TO SEAT sign in lavatory NOT illuminate?

A

If passenger cabin oxygen system has been deployed. (EPM 13.8.7.4)

140
Q

Where are first aid kits located?

A

1L, 2L, 4L (All the oldies - Techies, CSM, and Second Senior) (EPM 13.1.1)

141
Q

Where are the Megaphones located?

A

2L and 4L (CSM and SS - loudmouths!) (EPM 13.1.1)

142
Q

Where are beacons located?

A

1L and 4L (EPM 13.1.1)

143
Q

Where are the lavatory smoke detector panels located in the aircraft?

A

Ceiling of each lavatory [SMOKE LAVATORY] (EPM 13.8.4)

144
Q

Where are the other smoke detectors located?

A

OFCR (4): bunks x2, common area and seat area [SMOKE REST UPR DR 1]
OFAR (8): bunks x6, common area x2 [SMOKE REST UPR DR 4] (EPM 13.8.5.1)

145
Q

How long will an EROS Portable Oxy bottle last?

A

15 mins (*737 EPM 2.11.6) *Normally, none found on 787, but may be loaded if needed?

146
Q

Location of additional oxygen?

A

2L Ctr Stowage (EPM 13.1.1 & EPV Slide) However, unlike all other doors, there is no oxy stored at 2L

147
Q

When are infant lifejackets inflated?

A

Pull both toggles when exiting the aircraft (EPM 2.24.5)

148
Q

When are infant lifejackets fitted?

A

In a prepared ditching (EPM 2.31.4)

149
Q

What are incoming call indications of a (normal) Cabin station to Cabin station call?

A

HiLo chime, steady pink light (CCOM 78.1.6.2 Pg 29)