WorksheetsSafety Measures & Dangerous Goods for Flight Attendants Trainees
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is the purpose of ICAO's Technical Instructions (Doc 9284)?
To build aircraft engines
To instruct passengers on how to pack
To ensure dangerous goods are transported safely
To create airport security procedures
What does the acronym IATA stand for?
International Airport Terminal Authority
International Aviation Travel Association
International Air Transport Association
International Airspace Transport Agency
Why are Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) important?
They help reduce flight delays
They allow dangerous goods to be transported safely by air
They ensure cabin crew comfort
They help sell more airline tickets
What is the main risk of transporting dangerous goods without proper regulations?
Increased fuel consumption
Customs delays
Loss of luggage
Risk to aircraft and its occupants
What does the word “occupants” refer to in the context of aviation?
Pilots only
Anyone inside the aircraft
Only passengers
Airport ground staff
What is the primary purpose of the Silent Review?
To rehearse safety announcements aloud
To mentally prepare for unexpected emergencies
To review exit operation and evacuation duties
To practice inflight service procedures
Which of the following are commonly reviewed during a Silent Review?
Passenger seat numbers
Exit operation procedures
Location of assist handles
Cabin lighting settings
What does the mnemonic “PIC” refer to?
Procedures and commands
Products and commands
Pilot in Command
Responsibilities and commands
Which of the following are correct matches of abbreviations?
ABP – Able-Bodied Passenger
PED – Passenger Emergency Device
SCCM – Senior Cabin Crew Member
PRM – Passenger with Reduced Mobility
What does situational awareness help a cabin crew member do?
Predict and respond to emergencies
Improve inflight sales
Recognize unusual sounds or smells
React correctly under pressure
What should passengers do with their bags during an emergency?
Take it with them
Throw it out the window
leave it behind
Put it on their head
Who is the second in command after the Captain on a flight?
Purser
Flight Engineer
First Officer(Co-pilot)
Passenger
Who is the responsible for coordinating cabin safety and managing the cabin crew?
Ground staff
SCCM
Captain
Baggage handler
Who checks the cabin and gives orders during an evacuation ?
Flight engineer
cabin crew
SCCM
ABPs
What does the "N" in NITS stand for ?
Notification
Nature
Navigation
Name
What does the "I" in NITS mean
Impact
information
instructions
intentions
What does the "T" in NITS refer to ?
Team
Turbulence
Time
Technique
What does the "S" in NITS stand for ?
Signal
speed
special Instructions
situation
Why is it Important for the cabin crew to repeat the NITS information?
To memorise the plane's layout
To ask questions later
To confirm they understood correctly
To delay the briefing
Who usually gives the NITS briefing to the rest of the cabin crew?
Captain
Purser
SCCM
First Officer
