Generic Inflight Emergencies Practice Exam

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• If a slide fails to deploy at a door, what is the recommended procedure?
• What are the actions of the Fire Fighter?
• In case of contagious disease risk, what protective measures should cabin crew implement?
• What does workload distribution aim to achieve during an inflight emergency?
• If smoke is detected in the cabin, what is the first priority for cabin crew?
• What does CRM emphasize during inflight emergencies?
• During rapid decompression, what is the purpose of passenger oxygen masks?
• Which of the following should be included in an inflight emergency documentation to ensure traceability?
• Pilot Incapacitation. Flight Crew Actions?
• What is a biological agent?
• In the counter threat response model, which level describes verbal abuse as the least risk?
• Why is it important to preserve calm among passengers during an emergency such as a fuel imbalance?
• During a death inflight when no doctor is present, which action is part of the recommended handling of the deceased?
• In a partial loss of passenger oxygen supply, which sequence best describes cabin crew actions?
• As a cabin supervisor, what is your primary responsibility during an inflight emergency?
• Pilot Incapacitation. Cabin Crew Actions?
• What is the typical cabin crew role in a MEL situation?
• What is the recommended process for briefing passengers prior to evacuation?
• During a depressurisation, which condition can occur due to reduced oxygen in the cabin?
• What steps help maintain passenger calm during an emergency announcement?
• What is the door disarming procedure with an ABP?
• What is the exact Emergency Descent PA used on the flight deck?
• What does TOUC stand for?
• What should be recorded in the aircraft logbook for an inflight emergency?
• Which elements should be included in a Mayday distress transmission?
• What are the cabin crew procedures during a water landing (ditching) to maximize survival?
• Which items in the onboard medical kit are commonly used for a non-severe medical complaint?
• How can Safety Management System (SMS) influence inflight emergency response?
• What altitude is typically targeted for emergency descent during rapid decompression?
• What are the actions of the Back Up?
• If a small fire cannot be controlled, what action should be taken?
• In the land/ditch preparation sequence, what follows the captain's PA?
• During depressurisation, which action is typically performed first when oxygen masks deploy?
• If a slide fails to deploy, which action is NOT part of the recommended procedure?
• When would it be appropriate to deviate from a checklist during an inflight emergency?
• After keeping HOT lavatory door shut for about 30 seconds, what should you do next?
• Which sentence should conclude a death inflight report?
• After the CSM briefs cabin crew on Land/Ditch prep duties, what happens next?
• Who is responsible for informing passengers of further steps after an inflight emergency?
• What commands should cabin crew give to passengers during an evacuation via slides?
• At 40,000 ft, the estimated time of useful consciousness is approximately:
• Where do oxygen masks deploy from during depressurisation?
• In an ABP briefing, which item is included?
• What is the role of cabin crew during an airframe or systems malfunction that requires a priority landing?
• What is the standard instruction to passengers during a security or disruptive event?
• Who gets the SAAP search card?
• 30 seconds before touchdown, which command is issued if conditions warrant?
• If a passenger dies inflight and a doctor is present, which of the following statements correctly describes the required actions?
• In aviation safety reporting, an event with potential for harm is classified as what?
• In an inflight dangerous goods incident, which reports should crew assist with?
• During land/ditch prep, how should the status of doors be configured?
• Which altitude corresponds to the longest TOUC?
• What is the cabin crew responsibility during decompression?
• Why is it important to keep exit paths clear during an evacuation?
• What are the cabin crew's post-emergency duties after landing?
• Immediately after cabin crew move to demonstration positions, which action occurs next in the sequence?
• What defines an explosive device?
• Which statement about the Basic Fire Drill roles is true?
• Which is one of the Cabin crew actions for SAAP?
• What does the SAAP search card contain?
• Why is it important to follow standardized emergency checklists rather than improvising?
• How is an incident different from an accident in aviation safety reporting?
• During door arming and pre-evacuation, what should be verified?
• In the inflight dangerous goods incident checklist, which action addresses immediate risk by controlling fire?
• If a fire/smoke is not immediately extinguished, what additional actions should happen?
• In an oven incident with only smoke, what action is advised?
• In a dual engine failure scenario, what is the cabin crew's main concern?
• During descent from a decompression, should passengers be allowed to move about or remain seated?
• What information should be relayed to ATC when requesting priority landing due to an emergency?
• In an oven OSCR process, what is the first action?
• Describe the steps to respond if a passenger collapses and is unresponsive on board.
• Which tasks should crew assist with during a dangerous goods incident?
• What are Volatile fluids?
• Which statement correctly describes when an inoperative MEL item may be tolerated for flight?
• Which classification describes a loss of cabin pressure where air expels from the cabin in a rush?
• What should you include in a report after a death inflight?
• During a smoke event, where should passengers breathe to minimize inhalation?
• What should the Fire Fighter do after locating the fire?
• How does outdoor air pressure change when altitude increases?
• During a power loss, how should crew guide passengers to exits during evacuation?
• At 20,000 ft, the estimated time of useful consciousness is approximately:
• Before water contact, how should life jackets be worn and used?
• Which scenarios commonly trigger a priority landing?
• Which step is included in handling a PED Lithium Battery incident?
• When a Suspicious Article is Located, which detail should cabin crew report to the Service Manager?
• What is a key advantage of mutual support among crew during emergencies?
• In an electrical failure that reduces cabin communications, what should cabin crew do?
• Which action specifically aims to minimize personal exposure when dealing with cabin fumes?
• During an inflight death without a doctor, who authorizes whether cabin crew continue or cease resuscitation?
• During an oven incident, if flames appear after SKI, what OSCR steps should be followed?
• Why would an intermediate level off PA be made?
• In land/ditch preparation, who receives the captain's briefing?
• What are dangerous goods?
• What is the exact wording of the 'Follow up duties' instruction to cabin crew?
• If there is a threat of an explosive device, which checklist should be followed?
• In the event of an electrical fire, what are the cockpit and cabin crew actions?
• Which level is described as the most serious risk because it involves an attack on the flight deck?
• How should crew communicate with passengers who do not understand English during an emergency?
• Which action should be avoided to prevent smoke from entering the cabin?
• Which action is appropriate for reporting after a PED Lithium Battery incident?
• When should the CSM report to the captain during land/ditch prep?
• What is a critical safety step during turbulence with smoke in cabin or cockpit?
• If a passenger dies inflight and there is NOT a doctor present, which actions are taken?
• Under which circumstances should an evacuation be initiated immediately?
• Which areas can be fought using the flight deck remote control extinguishing systems?
• Who initiates the emergency descent and what is the cabin crew's primary role during decompression?
• During an attempted hijacking, which action is listed as the initial response in the protocol?
• Where must an ABP be situated if they have needed to take an incapacitated primaries role?
• Which statement best defines situational awareness in CRM during an inflight emergency?
• After a death inflight, who gets custody of the passenger's property if they are travelling alone?
• When should life jackets or life raft be inflated?
• What materials are used to build bomb search platforms?
• What emergency call should the Communicator issue to alert all crew?
• For a closed lavatory door that is COOL, which action should cabin crew take?
• During depressurisation, PSU oxygen is not deployed and indications are observed; what should cabin crew do?
• How does outdoor air pressure change when altitude decreases?
• What door and slide preparation steps must be completed before initiating an evac?
• Which detail is included in the death inflight report to identify the deceased?
• In managing smoke, what ventilation action should be taken when not extinguished?
• What can indicate a lavatory fire? And what are your first actions?
• What is redundancy in CRM and why is it important in emergencies?
• At 30,000 ft, the estimated time of useful consciousness is approximately:
• What does the PASS acronym stand for when using a fire extinguisher?
• Which of the following is a class of dangerous goods?
• What are the two types of pilot incapacitation?
• What are some responsibilities during a Cabin Crew Incapacitation?
• Who briefs the cabin crew on Land/Ditch prep duties?
• Who is primarily responsible for evaluating MEL items during an MEL situation?
• In a HOT lavatory door incident, after cracking the door and discharging through the crack, how long should the door be kept shut?
• What is required in the incident report after an inflight emergency?
• In an oven incident, the S in SKI stands for which action?
• Which action is part of ABP duties during incapacitation?
• If electrical failure reduces cabin equipment function, what cabin impacts might occur and how should crew respond?
• What are the actions of the Communicator?
• During depressurisation, when PSU oxygen is deployed, which action is performed first?
• If emergency descent PA has not been made and there are no indications that emergency descent has commenced, OBM must contact which?
• Which areas on the aircraft are designed to contain fire?
• How can information about dangerous goods be transmitted if circumstances permit?
• What is the standard phraseology to declare an in-flight emergency to ATC?
• What is included in an ABP briefing when they have assumed the role of an incapacitated primary?
• What procedure should be followed if cabin lighting fails and the crew needs to evacuate?
• What is the first priority if a suspected engine fire occurs on takeoff?
• Under MEL, when can a flight operate with a nonessential item inoperative?
• If a cabin crew member becomes incapacitated, Who assumes their role?
• What to consider when choosing an ABP?
• In an inflight emergency, which statement best describes when a deviation from a checklist is permissible?
• What is the first crew action when rapid decompression is detected at cruise altitude?
• After advising the Service Manager that a Suspicious Article is located, what should cabin crew do if nothing else is found?
• Are there automatic extinguishers located under all the sinks in each lavatory?
• What is the next priority for cabin crew after smoke is detected and they begin locating the source?
• What is the recommended handling of a fuel imbalance during an emergency flight operation?
• How should a fire extinguisher be used in an inflight fire?
• What is the purpose of a post-incident debrief?
• What are the three roles in the Basic Fire Drill?
• What action is appropriate when a disruptive passenger requires restraints?
• During severe turbulence, which actions should cabin crew prioritize regarding seating and securing items?
• How should cabin crew manage a scenario of severe turbulence with a potential smoke condition in the cabin or cockpit?
• Decompression sickness occurs when...
• Which of the following is an example of a chemical agent?
• Where must an ABP be positioned if they have to take incapacitated primary's role?
• What actions are taken to extinguish a small fire in the cabin when safe to do so?
• How should cabin crew handle a disruptive or potentially dangerous passenger?
• In a HOT lavatory door incident, which action should be performed first?
• What does the Minimum Equipment List define?
• Which indicators confirm a rapid decompression?
• What is a chemical agent?
• What action should you take if you hear crackling from a PED Lithium Battery?
• How many classes are there in dangerous goods regulations?
• Who should be contacted first regarding a Suspicious Article?
• What should be done to reduce risk to passengers during a dangerous goods incident?
• What is the follow up duties PA?
• Which action should be carried out regularly during a dangerous goods incident?
• Why are emergency lighting and exit signs important during power loss?
• When the land/ditch preparation is complete, to whom should the CSM report?
• What is the initial assessment for a passenger suspected of a medical emergency inflight?
• What should be passed on to flight crew during a hijacking?
• Who is referred to as the Service Manager?
• Which of the following is the appropriate ongoing action in a dangerous goods incident?
• If you suspect a compartment fire in the ceiling or behind a panel, which action should you take?