AMERICAN AIRLINES FLIGHT ATTENDANT
TRAINING 787 EXAM SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ APU. Answer: Auxiliary Power Unit- Provides ground power to
aircraft when engines are not running. Mainly used when aircraft is
parked at the gate.
◉ Arm, Arming (arm or arming the exit). Answer: "Arming" or "to arm"
is the process of attaching the evacuation slide to the A/C floor at
departure. When the door is opened in the ARMED mod, the slide opens
and inflates.
◉ Concierge Key. Answer: The Concierge Key Program is an exclusive
program that American Airlines has for its very top customers. It is by
invitation only.
◉ Compliance Check. Answer: Flight Attendant verification that
customers are adhering to safety regulations, i.e., seatbelts fastened,
luggage stowed, seatbacks forward, etc....
◉ Deadhead, Deadheader, and deadheading. Answer: A crewmember
traveling on company business as a passenger and occupies a passenger
, seat (usually). A deadheader is not part of the working crew.
Deadheading includes being positioned to work a flight from another
city or going back home after working a previous flight.
◉ Disarm, Disarming and disarmed. Answer: The process of releasing
the evacuation slide from the A/C floor brackets upon arrival. When the
exit is in the disarmed mode, the escape slide will not deploy
automatically when the door is opened.
◉ Doghouse. Answer: An enclosed storage area onboard the aircraft that
is often used to store supplies and emergency equipment
◉ Door Handle. Answer: A large door-mounted handle that is used to
open or close a door from the inside of the aircraft
◉ Exit Row Seating. Answer: Seats in which a customer can go directly
to an exit without entering an aisle
◉ Federal Aviation. Answer: A U.S. Government that sets standards for
aircraft and people.
◉ Administration (FAA). Answer: Working in the Aviation field and
monitors the performance of air carriers.
TRAINING 787 EXAM SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ APU. Answer: Auxiliary Power Unit- Provides ground power to
aircraft when engines are not running. Mainly used when aircraft is
parked at the gate.
◉ Arm, Arming (arm or arming the exit). Answer: "Arming" or "to arm"
is the process of attaching the evacuation slide to the A/C floor at
departure. When the door is opened in the ARMED mod, the slide opens
and inflates.
◉ Concierge Key. Answer: The Concierge Key Program is an exclusive
program that American Airlines has for its very top customers. It is by
invitation only.
◉ Compliance Check. Answer: Flight Attendant verification that
customers are adhering to safety regulations, i.e., seatbelts fastened,
luggage stowed, seatbacks forward, etc....
◉ Deadhead, Deadheader, and deadheading. Answer: A crewmember
traveling on company business as a passenger and occupies a passenger
, seat (usually). A deadheader is not part of the working crew.
Deadheading includes being positioned to work a flight from another
city or going back home after working a previous flight.
◉ Disarm, Disarming and disarmed. Answer: The process of releasing
the evacuation slide from the A/C floor brackets upon arrival. When the
exit is in the disarmed mode, the escape slide will not deploy
automatically when the door is opened.
◉ Doghouse. Answer: An enclosed storage area onboard the aircraft that
is often used to store supplies and emergency equipment
◉ Door Handle. Answer: A large door-mounted handle that is used to
open or close a door from the inside of the aircraft
◉ Exit Row Seating. Answer: Seats in which a customer can go directly
to an exit without entering an aisle
◉ Federal Aviation. Answer: A U.S. Government that sets standards for
aircraft and people.
◉ Administration (FAA). Answer: Working in the Aviation field and
monitors the performance of air carriers.
