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  • How many oxygen masks are at FA1 and FA2 jump seats?
  • If all 100 seats are occupied, how many FAs are required?
  • If a guest needs assistance in the lavatory, which CLP color, visual indication, and aural indication are used?
  • What rows make up Zone 3?
  • What is the IODG?
  • Which of the following is NOT a component of the Safety Management System?
  • Which of the following is the second priority in Urgent First Aid Care?
  • How many oxygen masks are installed in each LAV?
  • Which action is a stand-in FA duty that helps with greeting passengers?
  • Which interphone code reaches all handsets (including the Flight Deck)?
  • What interphone code reaches the Flight Deck?
  • What is the term for applying insecticide inside an aircraft?
  • What is the interphone code to reach PA?
  • The Standard class is in which rows?
  • Which of the following is a component of the Safety Management System?
  • What is the maximum distance an FA can be from a galley cart?
  • What is a Level 3 Threat?
  • What does the N stand for in NTSB?
  • Who requires a 3-point briefing and when must it be delivered?
  • At what cabin altitude do the oxygen masks automatically deploy?
  • What are the FAA safety regulations called?
  • In the chain of command CA --> FO --> FA1 --> FA2 --> FA3, who is the immediate supervisor after the Captain (CA)?
  • Which threat level is life-threatening?
  • An intoxicated guest incident requires a safety report to be submitted within how many hours?
  • What does the LAST acronym stand for?
  • The CRO's required response time for a service animal denial is which of the following?
  • How many oxygen masks are located on the aircraft's right side?
  • If an EMERGENCY call is made from the Flight Deck to the Cabin, what is the CLP color, visual indication, and aural indication?
  • HAZMAT Class 6 corresponds to which substance type?
  • If you donate blood, how long must you wait to fly?
  • HAZMAT Class 3 corresponds to which substance type?
  • For service animals, what are the appropriate harness types?
  • Liquid Oxygen Bottles and Portable Oxygen Generators are allowed onboard the aircraft.
  • What is the aural indication if a decompression occurs?
  • What rows make up Zone 2?
  • What does GEN DEC stand for?
  • How many oxygen masks are located on the aircraft's left side?
  • POC passengers cannot occupy which seats on the aircraft?
  • Which of the following are duties of a stand-in FA?
  • The acronym AAG refers to which guide?
  • How should an FA deliver PA announcements?
  • Which option correctly defines the 'Where' component of the 3-point briefing?
  • Which item is a stand-in FA duty performed before departure?
  • On the aircraft, what is the first priority?
  • Which stand-in FA duty involves informing guests of your identity?
  • Which three items are included in the listed safety briefings?
  • How many oxygen masks are located in the AFT galley?
  • Which interphone code is used for ATTENDING CALL?
  • What type and quantity of oxygen masks are in the flight deck?
  • Which statement best describes FA responsibilities during an emergency response?
  • If there is a smoke detector fault in the LAV, what is the CLP color, visual indication, and aural indication?
  • What is the chain of command for crew members?
  • Which interphone code would you dial to adjust cabin lighting brightness?
  • COB stands for which term?
  • Which option is NOT a duty of a stand-in FA?
  • Are lap infants allowed in the exit row?
  • Recurrent training must be completed within what grace period after the 12-month cycle becomes due?
  • What are the steps in the Distraction Mitigation process?
  • In the Urgent First Aid Care priority order, what is the first item?
  • Which interphone code stops PRAM?
  • What is the maximum number of infants allowed onboard the aircraft?
  • What is a Level 4 Threat?
  • Which option correctly describes the three components of a 3-point briefing?
  • When an NTSB is received, what must the FA do?
  • HAZMAT Class 8 is used for which hazard?
  • What is a YELLOW emergency?
  • Which CFR prohibits airlines from discriminating against passengers with disabilities?
  • Which interphone code reaches the AFT handset?
  • What is a Level 2 Threat?
  • Which interphone code is used for CABIN READY?
  • Which interphone code starts the PRAM process?
  • A stand-in FA is relieved from their required items and is only required to possess which combination?
  • For passenger disturbances, FAs must submit a safety report within how many hours, and the company has how many days to report to the FAA?
  • HAZMAT Class 1 corresponds to which substance type?
  • FAs must ensure that the ________ and _______ remains onboard when guests are on the aircraft and fueling is taking place.
  • Which HAZMAT Class covers miscellaneous dangerous goods and hazardous materials and articles?
  • HAZMAT Class 5 corresponds to which substance type?
  • If a NORMAL call is made from the Flight Deck to the Cabin, what is the CLP color, visual indication, and aural indication?
  • HAZMAT Class 2 corresponds to which substance type?
  • In the Urgent First Aid Care priority order, which item is listed third?
  • Is a revision temporary or permanent?
  • To charge the emergency lighting, how long must the lights be kept on full-bright before the first flight of the day?
  • Which CFR is associated with a tarmac delay?
  • The fine for a tarmac delay without service within 2 hours is assessed per what?
  • For INTL departures, who must conduct a security search?
  • What do the three D's stand for?
  • For every ____ seats*, there must be 1 FA. * = Occupied OR Vacant
  • What is the process called when incesticide is applied inside the aircraft?
  • How many HAZMAT classes are listed in Breeze guidelines?
  • If a plane is on a tarmac delay, it cannot sit for more than ____ hours (domestic) or _____ hours (international) before providing the option to deplane.
  • What items is each guest allowed to carry onboard as carry-on?
  • CFR 382 for disabilities was developed in what year?
  • For a night landing, what must the lights be set to?
  • Which interphone code is used to reach the Forward (FWD) handset?
  • How many lap infants can be seated per seat group?
  • ESP stands for which program?
  • How long does a CRO have to provide an explanation for service dog denial?
  • Which area uses gaseous oxygen?
  • At every threat level (1, 2, 3, or 4), the Flight Deck is locked down.
  • Alcohol cannot be served to which of the following groups?
  • Which threat level involves an Attempt or breach of the cockpit?
  • Breeze carries HAZMAT material on the aircraft.
  • What is the minimum duration, in minutes, of the battery-powered emergency lighting?
  • An INTL LAV inspection must be conducted every ____ hours.
  • Radioactive materials fall under which hazmat class?
  • Which option best represents the NTSB components?
  • Which of the following is not a CLP indicator described for in-flight alerts?
  • How many seats are on the A223 aircraft?
  • What is the aural indication when a call is made between FA stations?
  • Which interphone code is used for ATTENDING CALL?
  • Which interphone code should be dialed to access the public address system directly from the interphone?
  • Which interphone code should be used to start PRAM?
  • How often should you conduct a cabin check?
  • Which option correctly defines the 'How' component of the 3-point briefing?
  • Which of the following row ranges correctly matches Extra Legroom and Standard classes?
  • What are the requirements to be seated in the emergency exit row?
  • If the PA system is in use, what is the CLP color, visual indication, and aural indication?
  • Where can a CRS NOT be installed on the aircraft?
  • Which statement best describes Level 4 Threat?
  • The Crewmembers Declaration Form is CBP Form 5129. Which of the following CBP forms is it?
  • What kind of oxygen is used in the cabin of the aircraft?
  • When a stand-in FA leaves, which information must be communicated to the incoming FA?
  • If you are ineligible to travel to a foreign country, who should you contact?
  • HAZMAT Class 4 corresponds to which substance type?
  • Which interphone code makes an emergency call to all handsets (including Flight Deck)?
  • Which statement about charging the emergency lighting is correct?
  • FAs cannot scuba dive within how many hours of duty start time?
  • The General Declaration Form (GEN DEC) is also known by which CBP form number?
  • In the MedLink Patch Checklist, which action occurs third?
  • Which area is CFR 14 governed by according to the material?
  • Which duty is performed before departure as a stand-in FA?
  • The Extra Legroom class is in which rows?
  • Which zone includes Rows 16-28?
  • How many infant life vests are on board the aircraft?
  • If a seated guest needs assistance in the cabin, what is the CLP color, visual indication, and aural indication?
  • What does the acronym AAG stand for?
  • Who is responsible for giving FA1 the General Declaration (GEN DEC) form prior to departure?
  • Which item would you communicate to the incoming FA when leaving?
  • How long prior to the start of the duty period must data be synced to the EFB?
  • Which CFR / FAR regulation is associated with fatigue management?
  • Battery-powered emergency lighting lasts for how many minutes?
  • Which is the final step in the Distraction Mitigation process?
  • Which code reaches the AFT handset?
  • Which of the following best describes the I'M SAFE acronym as presented?
  • What is the first step in the MedLink Patch Checklist?
  • Oxygen must be a minimum of _____ feet away from a fire or AED.
  • What is a RED Emergency?
  • CFR 49 relates to what area?
  • Guests with a Portable Oxygen Concentrator (POC) cannot occupy which seats on the aircraft?
  • CFR 14 pertains to which subject?
  • Which statement best describes bulletins in terms of duration?
  • What is the CFR for the Tarmac Delay Program (TDP)?
  • Miscellaneous dangerous goods/hazardous materials and articles are categorized under which hazmat class?
  • Which location has the lowest number of oxygen masks?
  • What kind of oxygen is used in the LAVs and Flight Deck?
  • ESP stands for which program?
  • What is the duration of the chemical oxygen system?
  • Is a bulletin temporary or permanent?
  • What is the difference between a Safety Report and an ASAP Report?
  • What is a Positive Bag Match?
  • If aircraft has 150 occupied seats, how many FAs are required?
  • Corrosives are categorized under which hazmat class?
  • What is an ASAP Report?
  • Where is LAV E located?
  • Which option correctly identifies the expansion for the letter F in the I'M SAFE acronym?
  • Which situation would trigger three LO chimes?
  • Physically abusive behavior corresponds to which threat level?
  • If difficulty arises for a guest with disabilities, who can best assist?
  • How many oxygen masks are in the forward galley?
  • For a tarmac delay, if no service is provided within 2 hours, there is a fine of:
  • CBP Form 7507 corresponds to which declaration form?
  • How early must you check-in before a scheduled INTL passenger flight?
  • If HAZMAT material is found, what action should be taken?
  • Which cues accompany the deployment of oxygen masks in the cabin?
  • Breeze transports prisoners or escorts. True or false?
  • You must lock all alcoholic beverage carts prior to arrival in INTL destinations. True or false?
  • Which statement about the Safety Management System components is true?
  • Which interphone code allows reaching all handsets (including the Flight Deck)?
  • In the ESCAPE acronym, what does the A stand for?
  • Where is LAV C located?
  • What are the three B's before the boarding door can be closed for departure?
  • What does the acronym ESCAPE stand for?
  • What is the maximum number of service animals allowed per guest?
  • Which zone includes Rows 4-15?
  • Emotional Support Animals are NOT Service Animals. True or False?
  • What is the final step of the LAST acronym used for guest assistance?
  • If a guest needs to be reseated on the aircraft, when must that action be completed?
  • What row is the exit row on the A223 aircraft?
  • If an FA must leave the aircraft, what procedure must be taken?
  • Lap infants are allowed in the exit row.
  • When must you perform your silent review (ESCAPE)?
  • Which location has the most oxygen masks on the aircraft?
  • What does the 'I' in the I'M SAFE acronym stand for in the material?
  • Which option correctly defines the 'When' component of the 3-point briefing?
  • Which statement about the number of HAZMAT classes is correct?
  • What does the 'S' in the I'M SAFE acronym stand for in the material?
  • What is a Level 1 Threat?
  • Where is LAV A located?
  • The 3-point briefing must be delivered when?
  • Guests traveling with any animal are restricted from which row on the aircraft?
  • Which interphone code adjusts the SCREEN BRIGHTNESS?
  • In a RED emergency, which action is most likely required?
  • What CLP color and visual indication accompany a call between FA stations?
  • Which two codes comprise the FAA safety regulations?
  • Which HAZMAT Class is associated with Radioactive Material?
  • What are your responsibilities as a stand-in FA if you leave?
  • How many oxygen masks are at FA3 jump seat?
  • ASAP stands for what?
  • The Ascent class is which rows?
  • Which statement about emotional support animals is true?
  • Which statement about alcoholic beverage carts on international arrivals is correct?
  • Which statement about a YELLOW emergency is true?
  • Which statement correctly reflects the policy on international security searches?
  • What is the total number of oxygen masks on both the right and left sides combined?
  • For PEDs, when must airplane mode be active?
  • How many service animals can each guest have?
  • When must you complete recurrent training?
  • Which stand-in FA duty is commonly completed before passengers board?
  • On international flights, what level must the potable water be?
  • What is the purpose of the International Operations Destination Guide (IODG)?
  • Which statement best describes the emergency exit row eligibility requirements?
  • What rows make up Zone 1?
  • Which term is included among the three briefings?
  • To whom should Flight Attendants relay information after making an assessment during an emergency?
  • If the smoke detector is activated in the LAV, what is the CLP color, visual indication, and aural indication?
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