Back

Cabin Crew Knowledge

Identifies candidates who know what the procedure requires and why it exists, which is what predicts correct behaviour in a situation the procedure did not anticipate.

34 tests to choose from. They cover the same ground, so any one of them works.

Cabin Crew Knowledge 1

Opens with: Roughly what cabin altitude is a pressurised cabin normally kept at during cruise?

12 min · 20 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 2

Opens with: A passenger asks why nobody could open a door in flight. What is the accurate answer?

12 min · 20 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 3

Opens with: Duty and rest limits exist to manage fatigue, so a crew member who is too tired to operate safe…

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 4

Opens with: What is the window of circadian low?

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 5

Opens with: Two demands arrive together: a call bell for a drink, and a passenger who says he feels faint.…

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 6

Opens with: What does the code WCHR describe?

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 7

Opens with: The senior cabin crew member conducts the pre-flight briefing. What is that briefing for?

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 8

Opens with: What does the cabin crew attestation confirm?

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 9

Opens with: A cabin crew member who is prescribed a new medicine must establish that it will not affect the…

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 10

Opens with: A card payment cannot be authorised in the air. What is the correct handling?

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 11

Opens with: Why do many operators require the two pilots to be served different meals?

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 12

Opens with: What is normally covered when the flight crew brief the cabin crew before departure?

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 13

Opens with: An unaccompanied minor is carried on your sector. What does the procedure require at destinatio…

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 14

Opens with: A passenger who is blind asks what is on the tray. What is the most helpful approach?

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 15

Opens with: What is the purpose of a flight time limitation scheme?

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 16

Opens with: A passenger speaks none of the languages used by the crew and needs the safety information. Wha…

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 17

Opens with: Why do airlines limit the number of passengers needing assistance carried on one flight?

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 18

Opens with: What is a key reason cabin crew balance friendly service with safety awareness at all times?

12 min · 19 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 19

Opens with: If severe turbulence is met without warning, a cabin crew member may use the public address to…

12 min · 18 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 20

Opens with: What matters most in a public address made during an abnormal situation?

12 min · 18 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 21

Opens with: A passenger orders his fourth drink within the hour and is becoming loud. What does the procedu…

12 min · 18 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 22

Opens with: How often must a cabin crew member complete recurrent training?

12 min · 18 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 23

Opens with: During the pre-flight equipment check you find a fire extinguisher with a broken seal and a gau…

12 min · 16 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 24

Opens with: A passenger with a severe nut allergy asks whether the cabin is safe for her. What should the c…

12 min · 16 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 25

Opens with: A passenger is drinking from a bottle he bought in the duty free shop in the terminal. What is…

12 min · 16 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 26

Opens with: A crew member with a stomach upset may operate as normal, as long as they avoid handling food a…

12 min · 16 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 27

Opens with: Who holds the final authority to refuse to carry a passenger?

12 min · 15 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 28

Opens with: How does a crew member signal an urgent call that must be answered immediately?

12 min · 15 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 29

Opens with: In threat and error management, which of these is a threat rather than an error?

12 min · 15 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 30

Opens with: What is an emergency locator transmitter for?

12 min · 15 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 31

Opens with: A crew member wakes before a night duty having slept badly and does not feel fit to operate. Wh…

12 min · 15 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 32

Opens with: You wake before an early duty having slept badly for three nights and you feel unsafe to operat…

12 min · 15 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 33

Opens with: Good hand hygiene and the use of serving tools help prevent contamination when handling food an…

12 min · 15 questions Start

Cabin Crew Knowledge 34

Opens with: What is threat and error management about?

12 min · 15 questions Start