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Phases of an Evacuation Correct Answer: Phase 1: Get Prepared Phase 2: Get Out Phase 3: Get Away Phase 4: Get in Touch Landing Emergency Procedures Correct Answer: Type of emergency expected Evacuation necessary? Special instructions Time available until landing Command to customers to take protective position Correct Answer: Brace Brace brace
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Phases of an Evacuation Correct Answer: Phase 1: Get Prepared Phase 2: Get Out Phase 3: Get Away Phase 4: Get in Touch Landing Emergency Procedures Correct Answer: Type of emergency expected Evacuation necessary? Special instructions Time available until landing Command to customers to take protective position Correct Answer: Brace Brace brace
Command while assessing condition and while opening an exit Correct Answer: Stand back Command to ABA's exiting Correct Answer: You help at the bottom, Send people away Do not evacuate/standby for further information from the pilots Correct Answer: remain seated, remain seated Command from pilots to initiate evacuation Correct Answer: evacuation alarm or release your seat belts and get out Command from flight attendants to initiate evacuation Correct Answer: Release seatbelt, get out, lave everything black exit/redirect Correct Answer: exit blocked, go forward/back/across upper deck food with slide Correct Answer: sit and slide direct customers away from the plane Correct Answer: get away from the plane
Correct Answer: Assess conditions opens the exit or black customers from door when opening pulls inflation handle if slide does not automatically inflate Assumes a protective position and commands evacuation Exits aircraft after all customers have evacuated, or it is no longer sage to remain on board Second ABA (door exit if FA is unable to open exit) Correct Answer: Hold customers back until exit is usable (door is open and slide inflated) Exits the aircraft Assists customers coming off the slide Directs customers away from the aircraft First ABA (window exits, if FA is unable to open exit)
Correct Answer: Assess conditions Opens the exit (blocks and redirects customers if fire or hazards exists) Guides non-gull ing exit onto seat adjacent to the exit inflates ramp-slide Exits the aircraft Slides off back of wing Instructs others to help and asset customers sliding off wing Instructs others to hep and direct customers away from the aircraft Second ABA (window exits, if FA is unable to open exit) Correct Answer: Elevates self Directs customers to "COME THIS WAY" Exit aircraft after all customers have evacuated, or it is no longer safe to remain in the cabin Ditching checklist Correct Answer: TEST information Emergency Demo (safety card, life vest, point exits) Announcement Cabin readiness Release seat belt commands
Over wing exits Infant life vest weigh limit Correct Answer: 35 pounds if not available, use dual chamber adult life vest Aborted landing/go around/ missed approach Correct Answer: cleared for landing but something does not allow the plane to land rejected take off Correct Answer: cleared, but unable to take off due to other conditions Engine shutdown Correct Answer: when one or both engine(s) shutdown All united engines are ETOP (can run with only one engine if the second blows) Unwarranted evacuations Correct Answer: occurs when customers evacuate the aircraft without being directed by a crew member Condensation
Correct Answer: Air condition condensation is associated with warm/humid either conditions may appear as white vapor that dissipates a short distance from the outlet with little or no odor Engine Hot Start Correct Answer: Are a result of excess fuel being burned in the engines do not last long and the plane can still fly Inadvertent mask deployment Correct Answer: Do not touch the masks relocate if possible offer drinks and calm the passenger Incapacitated pilot Correct Answer: assist in the general removal of the pilot, seek other nonworking crew members assistance Decompression types Correct Answer: Rapid or slow Rapid decompression Correct Answer: Physical:
Incident vs accident Correct Answer: Interruption or normal procedures an occurrence where a person suffers injury, death, aircraft missing or substantial damage TEST Landing Correct Answer: Type of emergency Evacuation prep necessary Special instructions Time until landing TEST Ditching Correct Answer: Type of emergency Evacuation (verify preferred exit) Special instructions Time until landing Pilots Priorities
Correct Answer: Aviate Navigate Communicate Total Souls Correct Answer: Crew Passengers Lap children Jump seat riders factors dealing with Correct Answer: silent review Correct Answer: Weather time of day preferred routes of escapee customer profile airport location ELS Brace postions assist space potential ABA's
