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What are the exit seats in the Q400? |
1B, 2DE |
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What are the types and major causes for crashes? |
Pilot Error. Mechanical failure. Weather. Sabotage. |
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What are 2 types of emergencies? |
Un-Anticipated. Anticipated. |
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Types of customer egress? |
Emergency evacuations. Expeditious normal deplaning. Normal landing. |
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What does NTSBr briefing mean? |
Nature of emergency. Time available and Type of cabin prep. Special instructions. Bracing signal. Report. |
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What is a ditching? |
A water landing. |
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When do you inflate a life vest? |
When you are off the aircraft. |
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What is the max weight for infant life vest?? |
35 |
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How many turbulent cities are there? |
9. What are the city codes? |
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What does EPT/ TUC mean? |
Effective performance time. Tome of useful consciousness. |
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What is your ept/tuc at 18,000 feet? |
20-30 mins |
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What is your ept/tuc at 35,000 feet? |
30-60 seconds |
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Anticipated turbulence procedures shall be used for departures and arrivals when... |
Moderate or greater turbulence in anticipated. Operating to and from turbulence airports. |
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What type of decompressions are there? |
Door or window leak. Slow decompression. Rapid decompression. |
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List the 3 (classes) of fires. |
Class A: material m. Class b: flammable liquid. Class C: electrical |
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What are the 3 elements of fire? |
Fuel. Oxygen. Heat. |
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Define PASS. |
Pull. Aim. Squeeze. Sweep. |
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How long does a PBE last? |
15 mins. |
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How do we know if the PBE is running low? |
Steady green light starts blinking. |
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At what distance can we use a Halon? |
9-15 ft |
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