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Flight Attendant Quiz 1 Questions and
Answers Latest 2026
A Ans: Alpha
ABP Ans: Able-Bodied Person: A passenger selected by
the flight attendant to assist during an emergency
situation.
AED Ans: Automated External Defibrillator
AFT Ans: The rear or toward the rear of the aircraft
Aircraft Ans: The vehicle used to travel through the air.
Aircraft Left Ans: The left side of the airplane from the
seated, passenger position, facing forward.
Air Marshall Ans: An armed federal law enforcement
officer traveling aboard a flight as an anonymous
passenger for the purpose of extra security.
Airspeed Ans: The speed of an aircraft in relation to the
air it is passing through.
Aisle Chair Ans: Wheelchair capable of fitting down the
narrow aisles of a plane.
Altitude Ans: Height above sea level, usually measured in
feet.
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ARM Ans: Prepare aircraft door for departure/emergency
mode.
ATC Ans: Air Traffic control
B Ans: Bravo
Ballast Ans: weight added to an aircraft to keep it in
proper weight and balance.
Belly Ans: Lower deck of an aircraft,typically where mail
and cargo are stowed.
Bidding Ans: Seniority based procedure used to assign
schedules and routes to crew members
Block Time/ Block to Clock Ans: The time between when
the blocks, or chocks are pulled from behind the aircraft
wheels for take-off to the time the blocks/chocks are re-
inserted at the termination of the flight.
Boarding Ans: The process of getting all the passengers
on board an aircraft,stowing carry-on bags and taking
their seats
Bulkhead Ans: Wall or partition dividing the cabins in an
aircraft.
BBB Ans: Bodies, bins, bags
C Ans: Charlie
Cabin Ans: Passenger seating section of an aircraft
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Flight Attendant Quiz 1 Questions and
Answers Latest 2026
A Ans: Alpha
ABP Ans: Able-Bodied Person: A passenger selected by
the flight attendant to assist during an emergency
situation.
AED Ans: Automated External Defibrillator
AFT Ans: The rear or toward the rear of the aircraft
Aircraft Ans: The vehicle used to travel through the air.
Aircraft Left Ans: The left side of the airplane from the
seated, passenger position, facing forward.
Air Marshall Ans: An armed federal law enforcement
officer traveling aboard a flight as an anonymous
passenger for the purpose of extra security.
Airspeed Ans: The speed of an aircraft in relation to the
air it is passing through.
Aisle Chair Ans: Wheelchair capable of fitting down the
narrow aisles of a plane.
Altitude Ans: Height above sea level, usually measured in
feet.
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ARM Ans: Prepare aircraft door for departure/emergency
mode.
ATC Ans: Air Traffic control
B Ans: Bravo
Ballast Ans: weight added to an aircraft to keep it in
proper weight and balance.
Belly Ans: Lower deck of an aircraft,typically where mail
and cargo are stowed.
Bidding Ans: Seniority based procedure used to assign
schedules and routes to crew members
Block Time/ Block to Clock Ans: The time between when
the blocks, or chocks are pulled from behind the aircraft
wheels for take-off to the time the blocks/chocks are re-
inserted at the termination of the flight.
Boarding Ans: The process of getting all the passengers
on board an aircraft,stowing carry-on bags and taking
their seats
Bulkhead Ans: Wall or partition dividing the cabins in an
aircraft.
BBB Ans: Bodies, bins, bags
C Ans: Charlie
Cabin Ans: Passenger seating section of an aircraft
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