WorksheetsUNIT 2: COCKPIT COMMUNICATION
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Generally, who communicates with the Cockpit/Flight Crew?
Senior Cabin Crew Member
Male Cabin Crew Member
Cabin Crew Member
First Cabin Crew Member
Any unusual or abnormal conditions/operations in the aircraft shall be informed to ______________ who will then inform to _____________________
Cabin Crew Member : Flight Crew
Senior Cabin Crew Member : First Officer
Senior Cabin Crew Member : Flight Crew
Senior Cabin Crew Member : Purser
Before the 'Pushback' of an aircraft, the Senior Cabin Crew Member/SCCM has to pass _________ to the cockpit crew.
Cabin Service Checks
Cabin Safety Checks
Cabin Crew Checks
Cabin Secure Checks
When the aircraft is ready for Pushback, the cockpit door will be
Open
Locked
Semi Locked
Closed
It is a period of time when flight crew members must not be disturbed by non-flight related matters.
Sterile Cabin
Sterile Cockpit/Flight Deck
Sterile Aircraft
Sterile Crew
During the Sterile phase, Cockpit crew must
Focus on their essential operational activities
Focus on their non-essential operational activities
Distract with non-essential operational activities
Distract with essential operational activities
Can the Pilots talk to each other during Sterile phase?
No restrictions
Completely not allowed
Allowed
Barely allowed
Pilots must follow this rule during taking-off, landing, taxiing or when the aircraft flies below _________ft.
5,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
Can Cabin Crew contact Flight Crew during Sterile phase?
Yes, if it is safety related
Yes
No
Yes, if it is service related
Cabin Crew is allowed to contact the Flight Crew during Sterile phase only if
Flight Crew needs Coffee or Tea
Flight Crew needs to use the lavatory
Cabin Crew needs to take their food order
Abnormal attitude of the aircraft
Fuel or other leakages are considered as
Safety Issue
Service Issue
Security Issue
Aircraft Issue
Presence of smoke or fire in the cabin is noticed by Cabin Crew during 'No Contact' period. Can the Cabin Crew call the Flight Crew immediately?
Yes
No
'No Contact' period is best known as
No communication permitted unless it is safety related
Communication permitted regardless of the circumstances
No communication permitted regardless of the circumstances
No communication permitted unless it is security related
Which one of the below best explains 'Taxi-In/Taxi-Out'?
Aircraft to moving towards Runway
Aircraft to fly in the air under its own power
Aircraft to move along the ground under its own power
Aircraft to park on the ground under its own power
Define Take Off.
Aircraft tires leaves the ground and becomes grounded
Aircraft leaves the ground and is parked
Aircraft lands on the ground and becomes airborne
Aircraft leaves the ground and becomes airborne
Operation of increasing the altitude of an aircraft is known as
Descending
Climbing
Landing
Take off
Approach is
Final preparation before landing on the runway
Final preparation before taking off from the runway
First preparation before landing on the runway
First preparation before taking off from the runway
This is the last part of a flight, where flying aircraft returns to the ground.
Take off
Touchdown
Climbing
Descent
Landing
is the first part of a flight, before aircraft becomes airborne
is the first part of a flight, where flying aircraft returns to the ground
is the last part of a flight, before aircraft becomes airborne
is the last part of a flight, where flying aircraft returns to the ground
Abnormal noise or vibration is also considered as __________ related issue.
Aircraft
Service
Security
Safety
What is an APU?
Auxiliary Power Unit
Auxiliary Proof Unit
Auxiliary Point Unit
Auxiliary Powerful Unit
APU is best defined as
Additional source of power built into the aircraft, which can be used only in the air
Additional source of power built into the aircraft, which can be used on ground
Additional source of power built into the aircraft, which can be used on ground or in the air
Only source of power built into the aircraft, which can be used on ground
Effective utilization of all available resources such as crew members, aeroplane systems and supporting facilities is also known as
Crew Respond Management
Crew Resource Management
Crew Rehabilitation Management
Crew Report Management
Can the Cabin Crew enter the cockpit if the Pilots request for coffee or tea during sterile phase?
Yes
No
During sterile phase, can Cabin Crew attend Interphone calls from cockpit?
Yes
No
