UNIT 2: FINAL APPROACH

Which one of the below is not part of cabin securing for take off and landing?

• Passengers seated and seat belts fastened

• All window blinds are up

• Seat backs upright and tray tables securely stowed

• Air ventilators are open and working

Why are electronic devices not allowed to use during take off and landing?

• May interfere with aircraft systems

• May interfere in take off and landing

• May aid in landing

• May aid in take off

Why should the arm rest be down?

• To ensure the cabin looks good

• To avoid next seat person crossing boundaries

• To ensure quick stand up if there is an emergency

• Easier to evacuate if the armrest is down

Why should the window blinds be up?

• To watch the weather outside

• To allow eyes to adjust to the lights

• To ensure passengers stay awake

• To enable passengers to concentrate outside

During securing of cabin, the aisle and exits has to

• Be neat and immaculate

• Sweep and cleaned

• Remain clear, free from obstruction

• Be full of bags

How do cabin crew secure the infants onboard?

• Infant seat belts are attached to their parents seat belt holding them tight and secured

• Infant seat belts are not attached to their parents seat belt, not holding them tight and secured

• Infants are seated on a separate vacant seat for take off and landing

• Infants are seated on the lap of their parents and parents are asked to hold their infant

Which one of the below is the correct method of handling an obese passenger on board?

• They should be seated at a spacious seat like emergency exit rows

• They should be given more than one seat to feel comfortable

• They should be provided with extension seat belt to secure themselves

• They should be seated close to the lavatory

Which is the correct method of fastening seatbelt?

• Fasten seatbelt, low and tight

• Fasten seatbelt, high and tight

• Fasten seatbelt, low and loose

• Fasten seatbelt, high and loose

Tray tables has to be stowed away because

• May give way and enable you from quickly evacuating a plane

• In case of emergency, brace position can be adapted quickly

• To ensure the cabin looks neat and tidy

• Gives more space to move in the row

Why lavatory doors are locked for take off and landing?

• To ensure sufficient water in the lavatory is maintained

• To reserve the cleanliness of the lavatory

• Avoid congestion near the lavatory

• Ensure no passengers are occupying it