SEP

Standard sep checks

Alll normal standard security checks

Enhanced security checks

Same as standard but check back pocket of seat

CDSS

Cockpit door surveillance system

on flight deck what must emer light be in

Must be in armed before passengers board

Grey boxes on AOR mean

Cabin crew bunks

SCP

Special category passengers

How many hours must you not consume alcohol before a flight

8 hours

How many hours should light consumption of alcohol be consumed

24 hours

3 types of turbulence

Light, moderate and severe

Abbreviated pre flight topics which are discussed

• aircraft type/ variant

• Any changes in crew working positions

• Flight conditions

• Security check requirements

Command for when securing cabin

SEP and safety checks completed on …

What does the arrow on the AOR mean

The section your responsible for

What is ICAO

Pilot incapacitation

How can a pilot be incapacitated

Change in ability of flight crew to function physiologically and psychologically

LSBSEA

Planned emergency landing on water

What must happen with the flight deck door before start up

Closed and locked

When can the flight deck door be unlocked

After engine shut down

Sterile flight compartment

When flight crew shouldn’t be contacted by cabin crew eg take off and landing

How many minutes should cabin crew call to update flight crew

30 mins

What many minutes should SCMM call flight crew to update

60 mins

Emergency door code for Boeing

222 enter

Emergency code for airbus

222 #

How long is the door unlocked for in emergency to get to flight deck

5s

Normal access to flight deck for airbus

#

Normal access for flight deck for Boeing is

1 and enter

How long do you have for short haul cabin and galley checks

10 mins

How long do you have for long haul cabin and galley checks

40 mins heads up and 20 min PA call

Forward front

Facing flight deck

Afterward front

Facing rear

Semi brace position for forward facing

Legs as far forward and head back

Semi brace for afterward facing

90 degree angle and head to back of head rest

Unplanned emergency

Little to no warning of emergency

Brace position for afterward facing

90 degree

Cross arms

Head back

Brace position for front facing

• legs out as far as possible

• Head push to chest

Evacuation on land command

Open seatbelts, leave bags, get out

Evacuation on water

Open seatbelts, get your life jackets, leave your bags. Get out

Decompression

Loss of cabin pressure whilst on board aircraft

Types of decompression

• explosive

• Rapid

• Slow