Atlas Air Flight Attendant Training Practice Test

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• What is the geographic location (domicile) from which a crewmember is scheduled?
• Which term refers to a building where passengers check in for a flight, check or collect luggage, and depart from or arrive at on a flight?
• Which statement about pre-flight is true?
• What term denotes a crew member's flying assignment or schedule?
• Deicing can utilize which methods?
• Which acronym refers to a regulation setting by the FAA?
• CRM stands for which of the following?
• DDG stands for which?
• What does IAW stand for?
• Which abbreviation identifies a crew member known to have access to restricted areas?
• The act of depriving a device of a means of action or operations is called what?
• Which term refers to the process of passengers boarding or entering the aircraft from the terminal?
• ACMI stands for?
• The term for laptop computers and larger electronic devices is:
• What term refers to a cabin or belly dividing wall or partition?
• What does the term stowed mean?
• ATC stands for which term?
• NTSB stands for which organization?
• ELT stands for which term?
• PBE stands for?
• What does POB stand for?
• NOSH stands for which term?
• What does the term Secured indicate?
• Which statement best describes daylight saving time in relation to Zulu time?
• Base/Residence Reserve Period (R1) describes what?
• What is a hangar?
• Which abbreviation refers to the in-flight security coordinator, who is the captain and PIC?
• Which term refers to any ground movement of the aircraft while under its own power, including taxi-out for departure and taxi-in after landing?
• Which organization uses the acronym AMC?
• A scheduled flight operates according to what?
• PED-Large refers to:
• Which term denotes a stop along a flight route prior to reaching the final destination?
• Which term describes a confirmed reservation with guaranteed seating?
• A Revenue Passenger is defined as?
• What does SOC stand for?
• What term means replacement of the operating crew of a flight by a new crew?
• What is the under structure and wheel units that support the aircraft on the ground and retract during flight?
• What does PFK stand for?
• What is the retractable, enclosed walkway that connects the door of an aircraft with the terminal?
• Zulu time is expressed using which clock system?
• TTOL stands for which seating-position description on a cabin seat?
• Which term is abbreviated CCPG in cabin crew terminology?
• ETA stands for which term?
• Which term describes the city or station where a crew member regularly departs and returns on flight assignments?
• What does a Passenger Service Kit (PSK) contain?
• What does Space Available describe in fare designations?
• What is aircraft familiarization?
• Which statement describes an Aircraft Accident?
• What does OE stand for?
• FAR stands for which regulation?
• Non-Revenue describes what kind of passenger?
• Which term is the building where passengers check in, drop or collect luggage, and depart from or arrive at a flight?
• ABP stands for which term?
• Which term describes a stop made along a flight route prior to reaching the final destination, typically for fueling, catering/ cleaning, crew swap, or passenger deplaning/boarding?
• What is the geographic location where a layover is occurring?
• Which term refers to the person who coordinates security at the airport for flights?
• EMK stands for which term?
• Extended Overwater Operation is defined as operation over water at a distance greater than how many nautical miles from the nearest shoreline?
• What does AAWH stand for?
• Which term denotes the outcome when a bid for a flight schedule is accepted?
• What does AED stand for?
• What does SOPs stand for?
• Which time standard is commonly referred to by the term Zulu Time (Z)?
• What is the purpose of CRM?
• What does AAWH stand for?
• Which term describes a rapid and strong horizontal and/or vertical change in wind speed and/or direction in a short distance?
• PED stands for?
• Downline/Out Station refers to which location?
• Which term refers to the current time at the prime meridian and is equivalent to UTC?
• Which term best defines a person assigned to perform duty in an aircraft during flight time?
• Which term describes the time the aircraft moves from a gate or parking spot for departure?
• The acronym DOT stands for which department?
• Which term is the seating-position label TTOL used for in cabin classes?
• Flight Deck refers to which space?
• What does LIMO denote in AIMS notation?
• What does FRS stand for?
• Who is a Manual Owner?
• ARM refers to which of the following?
• What term refers to the upper section of the aircraft fuselage divided into zones, where guests are carried?
• What is a Ferry Flight?
• Which description defines the critical phase of flight?
• Ramp/Tarmac/Apron refers to which location?
• Which category includes a smartphone or similar handheld device that fits in a seatback pocket?
• What does MEL stand for in aviation terminology?
• What is a Preflight Check?
• What does TAFB stand for?
• Which statement best describes a flight attendant?
• Which term describes arriving and can apply to a flight, a crew, or guests?
• LOPA stands for which cabin planning concept?
• Which term describes the arrangement of the cabin with respect to seats, lavatories, and galleys?
• Who is a Cabin Crewmember?
• Which acronym stands for Passenger Forms Kit?
• Which statement correctly differentiates Manual Holder from Manual Owner?
• Captain (CA) refers to?
• Outboard denotes what?
• What describes a holding pattern?
• Which term describes a process where a person's actions are monitored by another person so that errors are quickly identified and rectified?
• What does catering refer to in aircraft operations?
• Which term describes a passenger continuing on a flight through an intermediate stop?
• Which acronym corresponds to the document filed after a flight crew incident?
• Who bears responsibility for the technical content of a manual?
• In timestamp notation, what does Z indicate?
• Which statement is true about Zulu time, GMT, and UTC?
• CBP stands for in aviation terms?
• Which statement about the Aircraft Logbook is true?
• Which term corresponds to the discounted fare designation that entitles the ticket holder to travel on a flight only if there is a seat available?
• Which acronym expands to Federal Aviation Regulation?
• Which term refers to the department responsible for providing flight plans, routines, weather reports, and other flight information to flight crew?
• What does Flight Plan include about fuel?
• Base/Domicile is defined as what?
• When a non-normal situation requires evacuation on land, what is this called?
• What is the period that separates two duty periods in a crew pattern, during which the crewmember is free of all responsibility?
• What does Aft indicate on an aircraft?
• What does FSDO stand for?
• Immigration/customs/Public Health refers to which agencies?
• EFAM stands for which term?
• PED - Small describes:
• The term for Operations Specification is:
• What does GSC stand for?
• The Captain occupies which seat?
• Which device is described by the abbreviation AED?
• The acronym for Flight Attendant Instructor is?
• Which crew member is responsible for safety, comfort, and welfare of passengers according to company policies and procedures?
• Which position is toward the rear or tail of the aircraft?
• Which statement about UTC is true?
• Which term refers to the geographic location from which a crewmember is scheduled?
• Which city is associated with the prime meridian used by Zulu time?
• DOT stands for which department?
• ABP stands for?
• ETD stands for which term?
• EFAM is the acronym for what?
• Which term refers to a specially trained and certified Flight Attendant responsible for ensuring Flight Attendant competency and standardization through IOE and line proficiency checks?
• Which system is used for crew scheduling and record keeping?
• What does SMS stand for?
• What does OAL stand for?
• Which statement is true about a Revenue Flight?
• Which statement is accurate about the Flight Operations Manual?
• FAI stands for which role?
• EMT stands for which term?
• Which acronym corresponds to Portable Oxygen Bottle?
• A layover occurs at a geographic location known as what?
• UTC and Zulu time are based on which longitude line?
• What is the primary purpose of the PSR/LPSR designation?
• In airline terminology, outbound means:
• What does PF stand for?
• Pick-Up/ Show Time is defined as?
• Which term describes a stop along a flight route prior to the final destination, often used for fueling or crew changes?
• Which option correctly identifies System Operational Control?
• Which term describes a passenger who continues on a flight beyond the origin to destination with an intermediate stop?
• Which acronym is used to denote the Gate Agent in airline operations?
• What does PF stand for in flight crew terminology?
• What term describes a change to a manual that is time sensitive and typically narrow in scope?
• Which acronym stands for Passenger Flight Manifest?
• What does AMC stand for?
• Deplane/Disembark refers to what?
• DOD stands for which department?
• What is the Galley (G) on an aircraft?
• Which document describes operating a airplane in a nonstandard configuration (INOP or NEFS)?
• What does KCM stand for in crew terms?
• What does CC stand for in cabin crew terminology?
• Which of the following statements about Zulu time, GMT, and UTC is true?
• What does APM stand for?
• Ditching refers to which scenario?
• A Revenue Passenger is best described as?
• What is Hotel Reserve (R2)?
• The Dispatch Deviations Guide (DDG) is a document that assists operations and maintenance to operate an airplane in what configuration?
• PSR/LPSR stands for what two roles?
• Extended Overwater Operation is defined as operation over water at a distance greater than how many nautical miles from the nearest shoreline?
• What is the term for the result of bidding a flying schedule?
• CCR stands for?
• CCR stands for?
• What does OpSpec stand for?
• Deicing is a procedure that removes what from aircraft surfaces?
• What describes the Purser's role?
• Airport standby reserve (R3) describes which of the following?
• What device interrupts or breaks the flow of electricity in an electrical circuit?
• Protective Breathing Equipment is abbreviated as:
• What does the call light indicate in cabin operations?
• Who is described as the administrator in the policy?
• PCD stands for?
• What characterizes a Revenue Flight?
• Which statement best describes evacuation in airline safety terms?
• Which term describes being placed into an approved carry-on stowage location designed to retain mass during emergency landings?
• Which item is typically included in the PSK to address in-flight needs?
• Where does the prime meridian, referenced by Zulu time, pass through?
• What is the flight deck?
• FAA stands for which agency?
• Which term is abbreviated as ATC?
• What term refers to the under structure and wheel units that support the aircraft on the ground and retract during flight?
• What does NTSB stand for?
• LOPA stands for which concept in cabin planning?
• DOD stands for which department?
• Which organization sets international aviation standards?
• Which description best defines a Slide Raft?
• Zulu time, GMT, and UTC all refer to the current time at which longitude line?
• What is the process of passengers leaving the terminal and entering the aircraft?
• Which term describes the seat used by crew in the cabin and by an observer in the flight deck?
• Which statement about the relationship among Zulu time, GMT, and UTC is accurate?
• Who occupies the right seat in the flight deck?
• Which term describes a fluid-air condition where the flow is not smooth, with rapid changes in velocity and sometimes reversed direction?
• Which statement describes the Purser's responsibilities?
• Which device helps locate an aircraft in distress?
• What is a Gate Agent responsible for?
• What does FOM stand for?
• What is the Sterile Flight Deck?
• UM is the abbreviation for which aviation term?
• CCSP stands for?
• What term refers to compartments in the lower section of the aircraft fuselage used to carry luggage and cargo?
• AIMS stands for what system used for crew scheduling and record keeping?
• ASI stands for what?
• What does SAS stand for in flight operations?
• CCSP stands for?
• CRS stands for which?
• APM stands for which term?
• What does SIEM stand for?
• Which organization is the regional FAA office responsible for flight standards?
• Which term describes a confirmed reservation with guaranteed seating?
• Which term stands for Safety Management System?
• Which term refers to the Second In Command occupying the right seat?
• FAM stands for which manual?
• Which phases are included in the critical phase of flight?
• In aviation terminology, ETD stands for which phrase?
• Which department staffs all flights with the required crewmembers and issues flight assignment notifications, reroutes and monthly bidline awards?
• Which term describes the time when the aircraft arrives at the gate or parking spot?
• What does FOTM stand for?
• What does TSA stand for in aviation security?
• Which term describes a flight sold and operated through a group or tour agent according to their terms?
• Which term means Company mail or material carried on a flight?
• ACSD stands for?
• Who is a Manual Holder?
• What information is included in a Flight Plan?
• Which term is abbreviated as TAFB?
• Who is responsible for keeping the Aircraft Logbook up-to-date?
• What does Report Time refer to in crew scheduling?
• In maintenance terminology, MX stands for?
• Which city lies on the prime meridian used for Zulu time?
• Which term is used to communicate modifications to manuals that are time sensitive and narrow in scope?
• What does CC stand for in cabin terminology?
• Which acronym is associated with the document detailing the minimum equipment required for dispatch?
• Which department is responsible for projecting and scheduling all flying patterns?
• Which term is the airport facility where air traffic controllers direct aircraft movement?
• In airline terminology, where are luggage and cargo typically stored during flight?
• What term refers to the interval between block out and block in times?
• The term for Personal Communication Device is:
• What does FFDO stand for?
• What does the abbreviation AC represent?
• What term describes the collapsible seat in the cabin or flight deck for crew or observers?
• What does POC stand for?
• FCR stands for which document?
• Who is considered a flight crew member?
• What is one or more duty periods/flights in sequence, the first of which originates and the last terminates at the flight attendant's base?
• DHS stands for which department?
• Which term describes the arrangement of the aircraft cabin with respect to locations of seats, lavatories, galleys, etc?
• Which procedure allows evacuation on land when the captain initiates the signal?
• Which term denotes a position closest to the center of the aircraft?
• Which term describes a flight sold and operated through a group or tour agent according to their own terms and schedule?
• What is the role of Pilot Monitoring (PM)?
• Which term describes a paved area provided for aircraft movement to and from runways?
• Which term refers to the wall that separates cabin sections or partitions the cabin from cargo areas?
• What does PFM stand for?
• Which term refers to company mail or material carried on a flight?
• Which statement best describes a preflight briefing?
• What does ICAO stand for?
• Which term is a device that interrupts electricity in a circuit?
• The acronym GA stands for which airline professional?
• What statement best describes the prime meridian's relation to Zulu time?
• What is the airport building from which air traffic controllers can oversee and direct all aircraft movement?
• NOSH is the abbreviation for which term?
• What does CAT stand for in aviation turbulence terms?
• CCPG stands for?