Communication in Aviation

What is the primary role of a cabin crew during an airline emergency?

• To serve meals and beverages

• To ensure passenger safety and assist in evacuation

• To check tickets and boarding passes

• To manage in-flight entertainment

What is an Unplanned Emergency?

• A situation where there is ample time to prepare the aircraft and brief the passengers.

• A situation where there is little or no time to prepare the aircraft or brief the passengers.

• A routine check of the aircraft.

• A planned maintenance of the aircraft.

One factor that may cause an unplanned type of emergency is:

• Scheduled maintenance

• Routine inspections

• Planned events

• Engine failed

Which of the following is NOT a factor that may cause an unplanned type of emergency?

• A) Flight crew incapacitation

• B) Fire on board the aircraft

• C) Aircraft component failure

• D) Scheduled landing

Which factor involves a malfunction or loss of pressurization?

• Severe turbulence

• Slow/rapid decompression

• Shortage of fuel

• Hijacking

A shortage of fuel during a flight could result in:

• A delay in landing

• An emergency landing

• A change in flight path

• An increase in speed

Which of the following is a security threat that may cause an unplanned type of emergency?

• Severe turbulence

• Hijacking

• Routine check

• Clear skies

Explain the term PLANNED EMERGENCIES. A planned emergency is:

• An unexpected event requiring immediate action

• A situation anticipated and prepared for in advance

• A routine operation with no urgency

• An event that occurs without any prior notice

A planned emergency in airline operations refers to:

• An unexpected event requiring immediate action

• A scheduled event for maintenance

• A pre-arranged procedure for potential emergencies

• A routine check of emergency equipment

What is one of the situations that can lead to a planned emergency?