Safety and Security

What is the main difference between an incident and an accident in aviation?

• An incident involves damage to the aircraft, while an accident involves no damage.

• An incident is a minor event without serious injury, while an accident results in serious injury, death, or significant aircraft damage.

• An incident requires emergency landing, while an accident occurs only during takeoff.

• An incident is caused by human error, while an accident is caused by weather conditions.

Which of the following would be classified as an aviation incident rather than an accident?

• A runway excursion with no injuries or aircraft damage

• A mid-air collision resulting in fatalities

• A crash landing with serious injuries and aircraft destruction

• A fuel tank explosion during a flight

What is the primary difference between safety and security in the aviation context?

• Safety focuses on preventing accidents, while security focuses on preventing intentional threats.

• Safety deals with baggage handling, while security deals with passenger comfort.

• Safety ensures customer satisfaction, while security ensures quick boarding.

• Safety is concerned with flight delays, while security is concerned with cabin cleanliness.

Which of the following is an example of a security measure, not a safety measure, in aviation?

• Inspecting aircraft for mechanical failures before takeoff

• Monitoring the cabin for turbulence during flight

• Screening passengers for prohibited items at security checkpoints

• Providing oxygen masks in case of cabin depressurization

What should passengers do in case of an onboard security incident, such as an attempted hijacking?

• Stay calm and follow the instructions of the crew

• Argue with the hijacker

• Call family members on the phone

• Move to the back of the plane immediately

Which of the following is considered a threat to aviation security?

• Carrying a passport

• Unattended baggage in the airport

• Using the airport lounge

• Checking in online

What is the purpose of pre-flight safety briefings provided by flight attendants?

• To inform passengers about the flight route

• To ensure passengers understand safety procedures in case of emergencies

• To teach passengers how to use onboard entertainment

• To introduce the crew

What is the key function of cockpit door reinforcement in aircraft?

• To reduce noise from the cabin

• To provide extra protection during flight

• To prevent unauthorized access to the cockpit

• To store additional equipment

Which organization is primarily responsible for regulating aviation safety worldwide?

• International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

• Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

• International Air Transport Association (IATA)

• United Nations (UN)

Which of the following is a critical feature of airport security?

• Boarding pass collection

• Weather monitoring

• Screening passengers and luggage for prohibited items

• Announcing flight delays