Ryanair Initial Topic 3 Exam Questions and
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Phases of Flight Each CC is responsible for the safety of
passengers, the A/C and other
crewmembers at all
times whilst on board the A/C. It is
therefore very
important that you understand, and can
carry out,
the necessary SOP's at each stage of the
flight.
,Pre-Flight The Pre-departure inspections must be
completed
before we are ready to receive
passengers. Steps
must be positioned correctly at the A/C
door(s)
before crew or passengers board or
disembark.
When mobile stairs are in use, the
assigned CC
shall wait for the stairs to be correctly
positioned
before opening the doors. Once in
position, the
ground handling crew will give a signal to
the CC
(normally by knocking on the door) that it is
now
safe to open the door and for passengers
to
disembark. When steps are positioned at a
door, a
CC must be at the door.
Once the A/C doors are closed, the CC will
carry
out the safety demonstration. All
passengers and
equipment must be secured ready for
take-off and
then CC must take their assigned seat -
the No 1
will give 'Cabin Secure' check to the
Captain.
During this time the A/C will taxi onto the
runway.
, Take Off During take-off, CC must remain in their
seats. The
flight deck will signal when it is safe for you
to
leave your seat. CC must mentally
rehearse their
drills (30 seconds review) so they are
mentally alert
should any abnormal situation occur.
After take-off, once the release call has
been
given, CC can start their in-flight duties.
Cruise During the cruise, CC and passengers are
normally
free to move around. The flight deck, cabin
and
toilets must be checked every 20 minutes
to ensure
all is well. You must ensure no one is
smoking. All
galleys should be kept tidy. Carts and
trolleys must
not be left unattended in the cabin and
should
always be stowed if not in use in the
galleys. The
brakes must be 'ON' at all times. You
should listen
to the flight deck PA's as they may contain
safety
information. Think safety all the time, and
report
anything you are unsure about to the No 1.
Answers with Verified Solutions | Latest
Updated 2026
Phases of Flight Each CC is responsible for the safety of
passengers, the A/C and other
crewmembers at all
times whilst on board the A/C. It is
therefore very
important that you understand, and can
carry out,
the necessary SOP's at each stage of the
flight.
,Pre-Flight The Pre-departure inspections must be
completed
before we are ready to receive
passengers. Steps
must be positioned correctly at the A/C
door(s)
before crew or passengers board or
disembark.
When mobile stairs are in use, the
assigned CC
shall wait for the stairs to be correctly
positioned
before opening the doors. Once in
position, the
ground handling crew will give a signal to
the CC
(normally by knocking on the door) that it is
now
safe to open the door and for passengers
to
disembark. When steps are positioned at a
door, a
CC must be at the door.
Once the A/C doors are closed, the CC will
carry
out the safety demonstration. All
passengers and
equipment must be secured ready for
take-off and
then CC must take their assigned seat -
the No 1
will give 'Cabin Secure' check to the
Captain.
During this time the A/C will taxi onto the
runway.
, Take Off During take-off, CC must remain in their
seats. The
flight deck will signal when it is safe for you
to
leave your seat. CC must mentally
rehearse their
drills (30 seconds review) so they are
mentally alert
should any abnormal situation occur.
After take-off, once the release call has
been
given, CC can start their in-flight duties.
Cruise During the cruise, CC and passengers are
normally
free to move around. The flight deck, cabin
and
toilets must be checked every 20 minutes
to ensure
all is well. You must ensure no one is
smoking. All
galleys should be kept tidy. Carts and
trolleys must
not be left unattended in the cabin and
should
always be stowed if not in use in the
galleys. The
brakes must be 'ON' at all times. You
should listen
to the flight deck PA's as they may contain
safety
information. Think safety all the time, and
report
anything you are unsure about to the No 1.
