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  • What does EEMK stand for in emergency response kits?
  • Which gas is primarily associated with hypoxia at high altitudes?
  • What should be done first when using aviox for supplemental oxygen needs?
  • On the 737-800 and 737-900 models, how many lavatories are present?
  • Who participates in the AWARE briefing?
  • What is an effective way to enhance passenger safety during an evacuation?
  • Which of the following best describes the function of an individual life vest on the aircraft?
  • What action should be taken if a flight attendant discovers a foreign object in a spare life vest?
  • If an exit is equipped with Dwaine slides, what command will the flight attendant give after stating "come this way"?
  • What is the policy regarding lap children in exit rows?
  • What is the procedure for holding the link while in the jumpseat?
  • What command should be given while assessing conditions in an emergency?
  • Where is the Emergency Light Switch (ELS) located on the 737?
  • Upon first indication of an unusual situation, what command should be shouted?
  • How many unaccompanied minors (UMs) can be on one flight?
  • What are yellow behaviors indicative of?
  • How many handsets are located on the 737?
  • What type of waste system is utilized in the 737 aircraft?
  • Which of these is a key sign of needing to use supplemental oxygen?
  • In an unwarranted evacuation, what should a flight attendant do if customers have already evacuated?
  • What is the primary purpose of CRM?
  • What is included in the additional guidance provided to customers with disabilities during an emergency situation?
  • What should be done with oxygen supplies if equipped with permanent aviox?
  • Under what condition must flight attendants repeat all preflight safety checks?
  • What is the main benefit of using Threat and Error Management in aviation?
  • What does T.E.S.T stand for in the context of emergencies?
  • When should non-ambulatory customers evacuate?
  • Which of the following is not a part of the required items on a planned land checklist?
  • Which of the following is NOT a CRM/TEM skill?
  • How do you determine if an adult customer is unconscious?
  • Are flight attendants responsible for preflighting passenger life vests located under each seat?
  • Where are Emergency Escape Path Lights located?
  • What are Type 1 safety straps designed for?
  • What could be a sign of potential intoxication observed in a passenger?
  • What is the minimum pressure that should be displayed on the pressure gauge for the Portable Oxygen Bottle (POB)?
  • Which of the following summarizes the purpose of an AWARE briefing?
  • Under what circumstances will oxygen masks automatically deploy?
  • What command directs customers to usable exits?
  • What is a critical role of a flight attendant during an emergency?
  • True or False: Child pads are applied in a different position than adults.
  • Which is NOT a part of the Crew Resource Management concept?
  • What should you do if the PETC tag is missing?
  • In an unplanned water landing, what additional command is required that is not necessary for a planned ditch?
  • If there is immediate danger and contact with pilots is not possible, what should flight attendants do?
  • Where can oxygen masks be found in an aircraft?
  • What is the purpose of door safety straps?
  • What is the maximum weight for infants to require distribution of life vests before departure?
  • What is the main purpose of briefing ABAs (Able Bodied Assistants)?
  • When should used equipment during flight be reported to the captain?
  • What type of oxygen system is associated with the term "aviox"?
  • Why is it important to remain seated when instructed during a flight emergency?
  • What action should be taken if an object is protruding from an oxygen compartment door?
  • What must be done with the link before the flight begins?
  • When dealing with a galley fire, turning off power is essential for which reason?
  • During a medical emergency, what is a critical factor for flight attendants to keep in mind?
  • Which checklist is required during duty items?
  • What is an Inadvertent Slide Deployment (ISD)?
  • What color indicator should be visible when preflighting the Portable Breathing Equipment (PBE)?
  • What is a primary responsibility of a flight attendant during emergency situations?
  • If a customer is breathing, what does the chart instruct you to do under care?
  • Who has the final responsibility to decide if a customer should be removed from a flight?
  • What are the three types of oxygen systems in aircraft?
  • Which type of Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) requires an additional preflight safety check?
  • How long does the Emergency Lighting System last at a minimum once activated?
  • What does a red power outlet indicator light signify?
  • What action should be taken if trash receptacles are not fire resistant?
  • What is the main function of the power outlet indicator light?
  • What is the purpose of the brace position during landing?
  • What are the four phases of an evacuation?
  • What is expected of flight attendants during FAA inspections?
  • What is the requirement for child defibrillation pads?
  • What is a general check when a flight attendant relocates to a jumpseat in a different cabin?
  • What is a fundamental component of pre-flight safety briefings?
  • Which of the following items is part of the time permitting items on the land emergency checklist?
  • How should a flight attendant prioritize safety during an evacuation?
  • Who is authorized to carry firearms on a flight?
  • What is the brace position for aft-facing jump seats?
  • How many ABAs should be briefed per exit?
  • Where are the single lane slides located on the 737?
  • What is the definition of a lap child according to the flight policies?
  • What must occur if preflight duties cannot be completed before boarding?
  • If a customer requests a flight attendant to take medication to the galley to put on ice, what is the correct response?
  • What items are typically stowed in a tamperproof plastic pouch or kit?
  • What is the purpose of a cabin sweep at the end of the deplaning process?
  • What is the brace position for forward-facing jump seats?
  • What does the amber light on the master call panel indicate?
  • How do flight attendants advise of known issues during the AWARE briefing?
  • What does the firefighting team primarily consist of?
  • Flight attendants are required to report for duty with which of the following related items?
  • What defines "initially blocked" exits during an emergency situation?
  • Which device should be used to access flight-specific customer information before boarding?
  • What indicates a sterile flight deck on certain aircraft?
  • Which of the following best describes "hypoxia"?
  • If there are no signs of breathing, flight attendants must immediately:
  • How is CPR performed on an infant or child?
  • How long does PPOB provide oxygen on demand?
  • What is the duration for which gaseous oxygen lasts in a B787 flight deck?
  • Why is it important to know how much substance was taken in cases of suspected drug use?
  • What is the duration of chemically generated oxygen during an emergency?
  • What are the two types of decompression that can occur?
  • What behavior is described as "giddy"?
  • What are flight attendant duties following a land evacuation?
  • What is the role of the purser during the AWARE briefing?
  • What key details should be provided to pilots regarding fire or smoke?
  • What are the key steps in the Exit Row Verification Procedures?
  • What should be done next in a planned land emergency after receiving test information and performing the emergency demonstration?
  • Who is responsible for briefing about threat levels during a flight?
  • What does the sterile flight deck refer to?
  • When should all preflight safety checks be completed?
  • What is the most important action when someone is unconscious and breathing?
  • What is a key feature of Threat and Error Management?
  • How long does a lavatory fire extinguisher discharge when activated?
  • Where should ABBAs be located during an emergency evacuation?
  • When should the command "Brace brace brace" be repeated?
  • What equipment is required for an emergency demonstration during a land emergency?
  • How can oxygen masks be manually deployed?
  • What indicates the activation of a lavatory fire extinguisher?
  • What should be done to the link before door closure?
  • Which of the following is a primary responsibility of ABAs during an evacuation?
  • Which of the following is NOT a hallmark of yellow behaviors?
  • What information is crucial to provide to the NOC during an emergency?
  • What does the acronym CRM represent in the context of flight operations?
  • From which locations are the Emergency Lights controlled on a 737?
  • What is included in the flight attendant's responsibilities?
  • What is the maximum number of Unaccompanied Minors (UMNR) allowed on a flight?
  • How frequently should a cabin walk-through be conducted during a flight?
  • Who is responsible for activating the Emergency Light Switch on the 737?
  • What does UAS stand for in aviation terminology?
  • What is the first step to take when dealing with galley fires?
  • What does TEM stand for?
  • Under what condition should Aviox units be used?
  • What are the two types of CPR masks used during resuscitation?
  • What should the first ABA do if a flight attendant cannot open a door exit?
  • Which factors determine Time of Useful Consciousness (TUC)?
  • Which of the following is NOT a primary role of the firefighting team?
  • What exits are available in the flight deck?
  • When is the onboard emergency checklist (OEC) utilized?
  • What distinguishes Type 2 door safety straps?
  • How many smoke detectors are installed in the OFCR?
  • What does VVM stand for in CRM practice?
  • What are the two types of individual flotation devices provided on the 737?
  • What action should be taken with the link during taxi, takeoff, and landing?
  • During an emergency, which action is NOT recommended?
  • What is the primary danger in a slow decompression?
  • What is indicated by a high low chime amber light?
  • What are the two commands that should be heard from the pilots once the aircraft stops?
  • What is the order of the chain of command on an aircraft starting from the highest rank?
  • What is an acceptable identification for unaccompanied minors traveling alone?
  • What does PPOB and POB refer to in the context of first aid oxygen?
  • What is the minimum crew requirement on a 737 aircraft?
  • What is the purpose of the blue indicator on the PBE?
  • What is the command for initiating customer movement during an evacuation?
  • What are threats in the context of flight operations?
  • What equipment is not the responsibility of flight attendants?
  • What is the maximum allowed duration for alcohol consumption after an accident or incident?
  • Are flight attendants responsible for preflighting FD equipment?
  • What does YPTA stand for in the context of air travel?
  • How long does the oxygen supply last in an emergency situation aboard a 737?
  • Which document contains information about aircraft identifiers?
  • Where are personal electronic devices (PEDs) not allowed to be connected during a flight?
  • What are three types of reports flight attendants use to document a medical emergency?
  • What are categorized as secondary flotation devices on the 737?
  • Where can the paper forms of the Medlink Patch Checklist be found?
  • Where are pets NOT allowed to be seated on an aircraft?
  • How many escape ropes are available at each window exit?
  • What should flight attendants secure in the cabin during an emergency situation?
  • Who should be involved for all issues concerning disabilities?
  • During the preflight safety checks, what should be done if any emergency equipment is missing?
  • To whom may alcohol beverages NOT be served on a flight?
  • What is one key role of the Customer Resolutions Officer (CRO)?
  • What does the command "Exit blocked" indicate?
  • For a ditching emergency, which equipment is necessary for the demonstration?
  • What is the preferred seat location for Unaccompanied Minors?
  • Which of the following is a characteristic of red behaviors that may indicate intoxication?
  • Which factor primarily indicates the normal or green behaviors of passengers during a flight?
  • Where are customer oxygen masks located in a 737?
  • What does the call phase include during an emergency?
  • Service animals are allowed on a flight under which condition?
  • Unplanned emergencies typically occur during which phases of flight?
  • What action should be taken if an exit is blocked during an emergency?
  • What is the first step in the preflight check for emergency equipment?
  • What command should be given for brace for landing?
  • What are the required items on a planned land checklist?
  • How is a customer call from their seat indicated?
  • In emergency situations, what information is crucial for pilots to know about smoke conditions?
  • What should flight attendants do before initiating an evacuation?
  • What does PETC stand for in airline terminology?
  • How many flight attendants are required to escort three or more UMNRs on a flight?
  • What should be included in the final report after the flight?
  • What is the primary purpose of chest compressions in CPR?
  • Which of the following is not a required manual app for duty items?
  • What does the Emergency Lighting System provide during an evacuation?
  • In CPR, how long should breaths be given during rescue breathing for an adult?
  • What type of material should a trash receptacle be made of?
  • What does SVAN signify in airline contexts?
  • What is the minimum age for passengers seated in an exit row?
  • What happens when the aircraft reaches altitude above 10,000 feet?
  • Which topics are covered in an individual customer briefing?
  • If a door safety strap is caught in the door, what is the first action?
  • What is the first action to take during a decompression?
  • What must be done when using the megaphone during preflight checks?
  • How is the Emergency Lighting System activated in an aircraft?
  • During which phases of flight are lap-held and vest-type child restraints not acceptable?
  • When applying AED pads, what should you do if the customer has a pacemaker?
  • In which situation should you call for medical assistance when dealing with a distressed passenger?
  • What should flight attendants do in response to a passenger displaying red behaviors?
  • What is a significant advantage of vacuum waste systems compared to gravity systems?
  • What should United Airlines report to the FAA within 5 days?
  • Under what conditions is alcohol consumption prohibited for flight attendants?
  • What is the purpose of back blows and chest thrusts for a conscious infant?
  • Ambulatory customers should evacuate with whom during an emergency?
  • What should be done under the direction of the captain if a door safety strap is caught?
  • What is the purpose of reminding in the context of CARE for UMNRs?
  • What is the last action to occur before the aircraft departs, according to the 10-5-0 rule?
  • What indicates the locations of emergency exits in an aircraft?
  • Which of the following is NOT part of the CARE responsibilities for Unaccompanied Minors?
  • When suspicion of alcohol or drug use arises, what critical information should flight attendants gather?
  • Which briefer is primarily responsible for briefing the flight crew on potential conflicts?
  • When providing first aid, when should universal precautions take place?
  • What is the primary purpose of identifying and repairing errors in flight operations?
  • What step should be taken after ensuring the door safety straps are stowed?
  • Which of the following is critical for effective communication during crises?
  • Are all jumpseats in the 737 designed to be double and aft facing?
  • What does EEPL stand for in the context of aircraft safety systems?
  • What happens to a power outlet connection if it's plugged in incorrectly?
  • What technique is recommended for an unconscious infant with an obstructed airway?
  • Which of the following behaviors might signal increasing alcohol consumption?
  • How should the flight attendant’s link be treated when not in use?
  • How many types of megaphones can be found on the aircraft?
  • What should crew members do to facilitate an on-time departure?
  • What must FAA inspectors present before questioning a flight attendant?
  • What is the primary focus of threat management?
  • What is an example of a sign that a passenger might be intoxicated?
  • What is the policy regarding pets in the cabin?
  • Fires fueled by flammable liquids and gases are classified as which type?
  • How many oxygen masks are available in the lavatory of a 737 aircraft?
  • What indicates a customer call from the lavatory?
  • Which of the following describes green behaviors in passengers?
  • What should crew members prioritize during an emergency evacuation?
  • What behavior may indicate a passenger is intoxicated?
  • How do flight attendants ensure safety-related duties are compliant during FAA inspections?
  • What items are considered required duty items for a flight attendant?
  • What command is given when initiating an evacuation?
  • Which of the following is considered an operational concern that crew members can’t influence?
  • What is the first kit to use in an emergency situation?
  • What color are crew life vests typically?
  • What is the initial action to take if a circuit breaker has popped?
  • What is the crew to crew call signal?
  • What is the standard operating procedure if a flight attendant encounters an FAA inspector?
  • Which item is considered essential in the required duty items?
  • What does CRM stand for in aviation?
  • According to emergency procedures, what should be done if the scene is not deemed safe?
  • What should a flight attendant do when a customer is uncomfortable during the flight?
  • What distance should PEDs be kept away when operating the AED?
  • In economy class, how many extra oxygen masks are provided with each group?
  • Infant life vests are recommended for anyone who weighs less than how much?
  • What should passengers do when the command "Do not evacuate/standby for further information from pilot" is given?
  • What should be done if a flight attendant assesses conditions and determines it's safe to open the exit?
  • When resetting a circuit breaker, how should it be pushed in?
  • What is the primary purpose of the emergency checklist during a land emergency?
  • What mode must the link be in during the flight?
  • What is the recommended rate for delivering chest compressions during CPR?
  • What is the age range for unaccompanied minors?
  • If used equipment cannot be stowed in its original location, where should it be securely stowed?
  • How does the captain alert the crew during an emergency?
  • At what age may older minors opt to travel unaccompanied?
  • When checking the Portable Oxygen Bottle (POB), which component should be assessed first?
  • How many galleys are typically found on the 737?
  • What type of oxygen masks are used on the flight deck?
  • What is a requirement for trash flaps in trash compartments?
  • What should flight attendants inspect for if the seal on spare life vests is not in place?
  • What assistance should be provided at the bottom during an evacuation?
  • What happens if a slide deploys inadvertently during a non-emergency?
  • What action should be taken if the captain has already been notified about a popped circuit breaker?
  • What are errors in aviation?
  • Where should child restraint systems not be located?
  • What is the typical depth of chest compressions for adults during CPR?
  • What is the importance of continually evaluating conditions during an evacuation?
  • How should the link be managed during the flight?
  • What indicates that power is temporarily unavailable to an outlet?
  • What must be confirmed prior to check-in?
  • What is a key element included in the required duty items?
  • If a flight attendant is able to open a door exit, what is the responsibility of the ABAs?
  • What is the role of the International Purser in the chain of command?
  • What primary flotation device is the B727 equipped with?
  • Which of the following is a consideration when observing a passenger's behavior during a flight?
  • How many Authorized Briefing Attendants (ABA) are needed to brief a life raft?
  • According to safety protocols, the role of a flight attendant is not to ______?
  • Where do remaining flight attendants typically wait to obtain the T.E.S.T?
  • How many overwing exits are available on the 737-700 model?
  • What is indicated by the call reset button located outside the lavatory door?
  • What should be verified after customers have deplaned?
  • Is the preflight safety check for dual and single canister aviox the same?
  • Why do flight attendants shout "stand back" when assessing conditions?
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