CommuteAir Flight Attendant Practice Test

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• Which term describes a building where airplanes are sheltered during maintenance and storage?
• What does Flight Crew Member refer to?
• A briefing provides which of the following?
• What term is used for a water landing and evacuation of an aircraft?
• Third UM abbreviation stands for which of the following?
• Bidding refers to the procedures that crewmembers are awarded monthly and vacation schedules.
• DISP stands for?
• Space Available is defined as what?
• Which term describes the placement of passenger & cargo on an aircraft to keep it in balance?
• JUMPSEAT definition.
• What term describes a wind blowing in a direction that reduces the ground speed of an airplane in flight?
• What does WALK AROUND mean?
• Which agency is responsible for the promotion, regulation, and safety of civil aviation and safe use of airspace shared by civil and military aircraft?
• What is the primary function of Air Traffic Control?
• Which term describes the period when a Flight Attendant is on duty?
• Which option best defines PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT (PA) in airline operations?
• What is the term for a predetermined maneuver that keeps an aircraft within specific air space while waiting to descend?
• DOT stands for which department?
• ETD stands for?
• Which term refers to the predetermined maneuver that ensures an aircraft remains within a defined airspace while waiting to descend?
• What is Floor Proximity Lighting?
• The area from which the aircraft is flown is called which term?
• Which statement defines a Flight Schedule?
• INTERPHONE is the device used to speak to the flight deck.
• What does RAA stand for?
• How many seats does the Embraer ERJ-145 offer?
• What is a Hangar?
• What term denotes a holding area where passengers wait prior to boarding the aircraft?
• Agent means?
• What is the primary function of the Annunciator Panel?
• The flight crew on the ERJ-145 includes how many pilots and flight attendants?
• ALTITUDE is defined as?
• RAA stands for?
• INTERMEDIATE STOP described as?
• CABIN is the interior of the aircraft containing passenger seats.
• Which statement about Direct Flight is true?
• Which option is the correct expansion of RHS?
• Which statement best describes Quick Turn (QT) procedures?
• Which operation involves moving an aircraft from the gate to prepare for departure?
• In seating terminology, outboard means which of the following?
• Which of the following is the correct expansion of FAA?
• What term is used as another name for the cockpit?
• Which door is primarily used for passenger boarding and deplaning?
• DIRECT FLIGHT is defined as?
• What is a carry-out cart used for on an aircraft?
• Which statement best defines an aircraft tail number?
• In aviation terminology, which statement best defines taxiing?
• What does (OPS) stand for?
• PRESSURIZATION refers to which of the following?
• NTSB responsibilities cover which modes?
• What is the MAIN CABIN DOOR (MCD) primarily used for?
• What is a carousel at the airport?
• Which term means to go out or exit?
• LEG OF FLIGHT definition.
• FAM stands for?
• TRIP PAIRING is defined as which of the following?
• Which term describes the device used to speak with the flight deck?
• PITOT TUBE is best described as which?
• What defines a NON-STOP FLIGHT?
• Which statement about TSA's relationship to DHS is true?
• Annunciator Panel is described as?
• The outbound crew is the crew that does what?
• DE-ICE refers to which procedure?
• ATC stands for?
• Ground speed is defined as the speed of an aircraft measured relative to the ground, taking wind into account.
• Secure means what?
• Duty time begins 45 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time of the first flight and ends 10 minutes after the last flight termination. Which term defines this period?
• Where are the four exits located on the ERJ-145?
• Which term refers to an airline crew base?
• Which term is the partition or wall separating various compartments in an aircraft?
• Which term is the expansion for PST?
• The National Transportation Safety Board is best described as?
• THRU PASSENGER is best described as which of the following?
• PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT (PA) refers to which of the following?
• TSA is an arm of?
• Center of Gravity (CG) refers to which concept in aviation?
• Which term refers to the weight added to an aircraft to keep it in proper weight and balance?
• Outbound crew refers to which group?
• What is located above each flight deck window exit?
• Which statement best describes Quick Turn procedures?
• Which action describes removing a passenger due to weight or overbooking?
• MDT refers to which time designation in aviation contexts?
• Which term is used by the FAA to refer to pilots?
• Which term refers to an informational sign designating the location of, or use of, emergency equipment or exits?
• Tail wind is defined as a wind that has which principal effect on a flying aircraft?
• What is the term for the cover around an aircraft engine?
• Which device is described as an electronic device used by flight attendants to inventory liquor and food?
• Cruising Altitude is defined as?
• Which mode is NOT listed among NTSB responsibilities?
• Star Flight refers to which concept?
• Seniority refers to?
• IFR stands for which term in this context?
• DESCENT is defined as?
• Which document must ATC receive prior to takeoff?
• MCD stands for Main cabin door.
• Which two organizations are described as refining passenger and cargo traffic procedures and developing safety improvements?
• Which term means to put on?
• What is the primary function of an Auxiliary Power Unit when the engines are shut down?
• What does UM stand for?
• Which term is described as 'A passenger paying for a fare without a guaranteed seat'?
• In maintenance terminology, what does MX stand for?
• Runway is described as?
• Which term describes the unit that handles all flight crew scheduling?
• RHS is used to denote which of the following?
• FWD stands for?
• Which statement best describes the Captain's responsibilities?
• In flight planning, what is the approval called to fly the planned route?
• DHS means?
• What is the primary use of the HHD on board?
• A/C stands for?
• What is the carry-out cart used for on the aircraft?
• The term Inflight Hand-Held Device refers to what kind of equipment?
• PSI stands for which unit in pressure measurement?
• Which term refers to the interior area of an aircraft that houses passenger seating?
• The emergency movement of passengers from an aircraft using all available exits is called?
• An agent would assist with which of the following tasks?
• PLACARD is defined as which?
• An ON-LINE FLIGHT ATTENDANT is defined as...
• Which document is a printout given to the flight attendant with premium customer names and other important information?
• Which term stands for the estimated time of departure?
• What is the term for the mandatory assignment of a Flight Attendant to duty on a day off?
• PUSHBACK is defined as which of the following?
• What does the acronym PIC stand for?
• ATA and RAA are what?
• PAX is a common shorthand for which word in aviation?
• TURN refers to what kind of flight?
• Which term is defined as a collapsible seat designated for crewmembers?
• AFT means?
• Which option best describes NON-REVENUE (NON-REV)?
• An adult is?
• What does FAA stand for?
• Which option correctly expands UTC?
• Crewmember is defined as?
• What is the expansion of RES?
• FFDO stands for?
• What does NON-REV stand for?
• What does (N/S) stand for?
• DEMONSTRATION (DEMO) describes what?
• The Flight Deck (Cockpit) is defined as which area?
• If an aircraft has 210 seats, the FAA minimum crew would be:
• FFDO stands for?
• In aviation, what does the acronym CA commonly stand for?
• To bump a passenger means to remove them due to weight/balance or over-sale.
• Block time is defined as which of the following?
• What does decompression mean in flight terminology?
• Per diem refers to which of the following?
• Which term is defined as the tail assembly of an aircraft?
• FO stands for?
• In passenger terminology, PAX is commonly used to mean which?
• Which of the following best defines the term "AFT" in aviation?
• ATA stands for?
• TURBULENCE is described as which of the following?
• Cowling refers to what part of an aircraft?
• What is a check ride (FAA)?
• UTC stands for?
• What is a galley in an aircraft?
• DEMO stands for?
• XLD abbreviation expands to which term?
• Which item is issued to passengers prior to boarding showing date, destination, and flight number?
• DEPLANE describes which action?
• XLD stands for?
• What is the purpose of Floor Proximity Lighting?
• In aviation, a bulkhead is defined as what?
• Center of Gravity (CG) is primarily concerned with which of the following?
• MST refers to which standard time in the Mountain region?
• The Captain is responsible for which of the following?
• Which term describes a portion of a flight series between two stops?
• Which agency is described as independent and focused on transportation safety?
• Which agency regulates aviation in the United States?
• The abbreviation LHS is commonly used to denote which of the following terms?
• (QT) stands for which of the following in flight operations?
• Which document contains premium customer names and other important information for flight attendants?
• Which statement correctly describes the relationship of the FAA to the Department of Transportation?
• Star Flight is defined as the first flight of the day for each aircraft.
• EN ROUTE means which of the following?
• How many exits are there on the ERJ-145?
• Another UM stands for which option?
• Which statement correctly describes the Pilot-in-Command's role?
• IOE stands for which term in airline training terminology?
• Which term describes a flight with no passengers or cargo to position an aircraft or move it to its home base?
• Which statement about the pitot tube is correct?
• What describes the role of a station manager?
• Which term describes a portable unit attached to the aircraft on the ground that provides electrical power to the aircraft when the engines are not operating?
• MDT is used to denote which of the following time designations?
• What does RES stand for?
• ABP refers to which type of passenger?
• Which term describes the height at which an aircraft flies for the majority of the flight after ascent and before descent?
• A boarding pass is the card issued to passengers prior to boarding showing date, destination, and flight number.
• Which term describes the area near or closest to the aisle on an aircraft?
• Which option names the regulation prohibiting flight crewmembers from performing any duties during the critical phase of flight except those required for the safe operation of the airplane?
• POSITIVE SPACE PASSENGER is defined as which of the following?
• Which acronym refers to the main entry door in the cabin?
• What is a circuit breaker in aircraft electrical systems?
• ACM stands for?
• What does STOW mean?
• A/C stands for what?
• PRE FLIGHT refers to which of the following?
• Which term is defined by the abbreviation OPS?
• In airline terminology, "Agent" refers to?
• Which option correctly expands XLD?
• INOP is an aviation abbreviation used to indicate equipment status. What does INOP stand for?
• What is the term for the transportation of crewmembers to position for a trip or return home?
• Which term best describes the action of passengers leaving or exiting the aircraft?
• Which of the following best defines clearance in airline operations?
• What does ABP stand for?
• UM stands for?
• The acronym IOE stands for Initial Operating Experience. Which sequence correctly expands the acronym?
• Which statement best describes the First Officer (FO)?
• ACM stands for?
• The WALK AROUND refers to which of the following?
• Where is the Flight Schedule typically found?
• A passenger under two years of age is known as:
• Which term describes the role of scheduling and monitoring all aircraft and crew?
• UTC expansion is which of the following?
• FLT stands for?
• Which of the following describes the area at the gate used for aircraft parking before departure?
• PST is the abbreviation for which time zone when daylight saving is not in effect in the Pacific region?
• An originating flight is which of the following?
• What does INFLT stand for?
• What is a lavatory in an aircraft?
• PDT denotes which time designation in aviation?
• The Department of Transportation oversees commercial transportation including which modes?
• A child passenger is defined as which of the following?
• A child is defined as a passenger who is at least two years old but has not yet reached which birthday?
• The First Officer sits on which side of the aircraft?
• Reset is defined as what?
• TSA reports to ?
• MST stands for which standard time zone?
• Route System refers to which?
• Which term indicates a position toward the front of the aircraft?
• ARM means?
• What is a concourse?
• Where is OPS typically located?
• Which term is associated with maintaining cabin pressure during flight?
• Which term means to put on clothing or equipment?
• TSA means?
• DEADHEAD (DH) means what?
• SENIORITY is defined as what?
• Which of the following best defines ballast in aviation?
• PILOT is defined as which of the following?
• Which term refers to the main structure or central section of an airplane that houses crew and passengers?
• RAMP/TARMAC refers to which area?
• Crew Scheduling is defined as which department?
• The period during which a Flight Attendant trainee flies under the supervision of an Inflight Trainer is called what?
• Which term describes the speed of an aircraft relative to the ground, accounting for wind?
• What does SA stand for?
• A/C RIGHT (A/C R) indicates which side?
• Which statement best defines MINIMUM CREW?
• TRIP PAIRING refers to what?
• Which statement defines a Flight Plan?
• ASCENT means?
• Which option describes the DE-ICE process?
• TAXI describes what action?
• NTSB stands for?
• Which description best defines OPS in airline operations?
• The acronym PDT expands to which phrase?
• TURBULENCE is described as which of the following?
• Which term describes the person in charge of all station functions within his/her station?
• NO SHOW (N/S) is defined as a passenger who has confirmed reservations for a flight but does not use the space reserved and does not cancel their reservation.
• SECURE is defined as which?
• EN ROUTE is also the name of a type of evaluation conducted by an ATS usually after 6 months. Which is described?
• Where is the main cabin door located on the ERJ-145?
• What best defines NO SHOW (N/S)?
• What term refers to the landing gear?
• Which option best represents the term used for the device used by flight attendants to inventory liquor and food?
• COMAT is defined as which of the following?
• The Department of Transportation controls commercial transportation including which modes?
• Seat Assignment refers to which?
• Which term means 'specific seats assigned to passengers at check-in prior to boarding'?
• LAYOVER definition.
• Who conducts a check ride (FAA) evaluation?
• From the given terminology, IFR stands for what?
• HHD stands for which term?
• Where is the Captain or Pilot in Command seated?
• A wind that reduces the aircraft's ground speed is called which term?
• Which phrase best describes the Department of Homeland Security?
• Altitude is the height above sea level measured in which unit?
• Which statement best describes MONITOR?
• What is the primary function of RADAR in aviation?
• Which term is used for coordinating flight schedules and crew?
• In aviation terminology, what is a carrier?
• RHS stands for what?
• MEL is the acronym for which document used in aviation to specify required equipment?
• What is the tail assembly of an aircraft called?
• Which device is used to process onboard purchases on an aircraft?
• Remain Overnight (RON) is defined as what?
• The crew coming in from a flight is referred to as what?
• In scheduling, RES corresponds to which term?
• Which statement about the ERJ-145 is true?
• What is a Flight Attendant (FA)?
• FA stands for what?
• DISPATCH (DISP) describes who?
• RON stands for which of the following?
• Which term refers to a passenger under two years of age?
• The FAA is an arm of which department?
• The Captain occupies which seat in the cockpit?
• FAA stands for which organization?
• DHS (Department of Homeland Security) is?
• DELAY means which of the following?
• TSA is responsible for?
• What does MONITOR mean in this context?
• LAYOVER is defined as what?
• Which term describes the action of an airplane climbing?
• A/C LEFT (A/C L) indicates which part of the aircraft?
• WEIGHT&BALANCE refers to which of the following?
• THRU PASSENGER describes what?
• Which area is used for food storage and service preparation?
• If an aircraft cruises at 300 mph and experiences a tailwind of 35 mph, what is its ground speed?
• JS stands for Jumpseat.
• APU stands for what?
• DH stands for ?
• PILOT-IN-COMMAND (PIC) is defined as which?
• An adult is defined as?
• FA stands for?