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Chain of command

1. Captain

2. First officer

3. In charge flight attendant

4. flight attendant

Tests emergency procedure

T = type of emergency

E = evacuation required (land or water)

S = signal confirmation (brace, evacuation)

T = Time remaining
S = Special instructions

Policy availability for duty

On reserve days, a FA must answer the call and report to work within 2 hours. A first call is issued, followed by a second one 15 minutes later. If no answer, it will be marked as absent.

A FA is also responsible for her schedule; he or she has to keep up with any modification of the schedule through the ecrew app.

Where does a FA in training sit

Seat closest to FA to be able to conduct arrival announcements

Where is the jumpseat located?

Forward cabin area next to the air stair door

Alcohol policy

24 hours away from home base and 12 hours before reporting to work.
NO DRINKING WITH THE UNIFORM!!!

What does it mean to be alert

No sleeping, no phone, lavatory every 15 minutes, notice any smell that’s not normal or sound…

What to carry with you

A flight bag inside which will find the followings: FAM, toiletries, flashlight, extra pair of clean uniform, qualification card, dangerous goods card, first aid cad

What should be carried always around you

a lanyard with company id and RAIC.

Outside of works these should NOT be visible or TC can fine you.

effects of altitude

• dehydration

• trapped gases (burps, farts)

• water retention

• varicose veins

• hypoxia

(the vampire diaries, wow hotttt!!!!)

Signs of hypoxia

• dizziness

• fatigue

• headache

• giddiness

• euphoria

• clumsiness

• lack of coordination

( funny hippos grab extra crunchy lasagna)

Crew briefings type

1. Captain to icfa

2. icfa to fa

How are the briefings conducted

Briefings happen before each flight day or flight assignment. These take place in the a/c or at a designated place no later than 30 minutes before the flight.