DELTA AIR LINES FLIGHT ATTENDANT FINAL TRAINING EXAM 200
VERIFIED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS | GRADED A+ UPDATED PER
LATEST FAA & DELTA GUIDELINES
SECTION 1: SAFETY & EMERGENCY PROCEDURES (Q1-35)
Q1: What is the primary responsibility of a Delta Flight Attendant?
A) Serving meals and beverages
B) Ensuring passenger safety
C) Selling onboard merchandise
D) Greeting passengers
ANSWER: B — Safety is the number one priority. Delta's "Passenger First"
philosophy emphasizes safety and respect above all service tasks.
Q2: When must pre-flight safety checks be completed?
A) Before the first passenger boards
B) After takeoff
C) During boarding
D) Prior to pushback
ANSWER: A — Pre-flight checks must be completed before the first passenger
boards to ensure all emergency equipment is operational.
Q3: What does "Cabin is Secure" mean?
A) All passengers are seated
B) Carry-on baggage is stowed, overhead bins are closed, exit seat passengers are
assessed
C) The cabin door is locked
D) All crew members are seated
ANSWER: B — A secure cabin requires proper stowage, closed bins, and
visual/verbal assessment of exit seat passengers.
Q4: What does the mnemonic PEEEL stand for?
A) Passengers, Equipment, Exits, Emergency, Lights
B) Potential ABPs, Exit location/operation, Emergency equipment
location/operation, Emergency procedures/commands, Location of special
assistance passengers
C) Prepare, Evaluate, Exit, Evacuate, Land
D) Passenger, Emergency, Evacuation, Equipment, Location
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,ANSWER: B — PEEEL is a mental review mnemonic used before takeoff and
landing.
Q5: What is the minimum crew requirement for a Boeing 737-800/900?
A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
ANSWER: C — FAA regulation mandates 1 FA per 50 passengers. The 737-800/900
seats up to 180, requiring 4 FAs.
Q6: What are the two types of decompression?
A) Slow and rapid
B) Mild and severe
C) Partial and complete
D) Gradual and instantaneous
ANSWER: A — Slow (gradual loss) and Rapid (sudden violent loss) decompression.
Q7: At what cabin altitude does the passenger oxygen mask system automatically
deploy?
A) 8,000 feet
B) 10,000 feet
C) 14,000 feet
D) 18,000 feet
ANSWER: C — Oxygen masks auto-deploy at approximately 14,000 feet cabin
altitude.
Q8: What is the first action for a flight attendant during a rapid decompression?
A) Grab the nearest fire extinguisher
B) Don your own oxygen mask immediately
C) Shout commands to passengers
D) Secure the cockpit door
ANSWER: B — You must put on your own mask first before you can assist anyone
else. "Put on your own mask first."
Q9: How many portable oxygen bottles are required on a Delta 737-900?
A) 1
B) 2
2
,C) 3
D) 4
ANSWER: D — Four POBs are required for medical and crew use, with specific
flow rates.
Q10: What is the duration of a full portable oxygen bottle at 4 L/min?
A) 15 minutes
B) 30 minutes
C) 45 minutes
D) 60 minutes
ANSWER: C — A full POB provides ~45 minutes at standard flow (4 L/min) or ~22
minutes at high flow (8 L/min).
Q11: What is the command given to initiate an evacuation?
A) "Evacuate, Evacuate, Evacuate!"
B) "Jump and Slide!"
C) "Release your seatbelts and come this way!"
D) "Unfasten belts and leave everything!"
ANSWER: A — The standard command is "Evacuate, Evacuate, Evacuate!"
repeated loudly.
Q12: What is the "Silent Review" executed during taxi-out?
A) Memorizing passenger names
B) Mentally reviewing PEEEL, arm positions, and exit operations
C) Counting the number of passengers
D) Checking the beverage cart
ANSWER: B — The silent review is performed at the 1,000-foot callout to mentally
prepare for any emergency.
Q13: In an emergency landing, what brace position is used for passengers?
A) Head between legs, hands clasped behind head
B) Head against seat in front, hands on head
C) Lean forward with head against bulkhead
D) Sit upright with hands on lap
ANSWER: A — The FAA-approved brace is head between knees (or against seat in
front) with hands clasped behind the head.
Q14: What do the "L" and "R" indicators mean on the emergency lights?
3
, A) Left and Right aisle paths
B) Lights and Radios
C) Landing and Runway
D) Low and Reserve
ANSWER: A — They indicate the illuminated escape path markings guiding
passengers to the left or right exits.
Q15: How often are life vests checked for serviceability?
A) Every flight
B) Weekly
C) Monthly
D) Every 6 months
ANSWER: C — Life vests are checked monthly for visible damage, expiration, and
proper CO2 cylinder attachment.
Q16: Which fire extinguisher is used for electrical fires on Delta aircraft?
A) Water-based
B) Halon 1211
C) Dry chemical
D) Foam
ANSWER: B — Halon 1211 is used for electrical (Class B/C) fires. A Halon 1301
backup is also available.
Q17: What is the PASS acronym for fire extinguisher use?
A) Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
B) Prepare, Activate, Spray, Stop
C) Push, Adjust, Shoot, Secure
D) Point, Aim, Shoot, Swipe
ANSWER: A — Pull the pin, Aim at the base of the fire, Squeeze the trigger, Sweep
from side to side.
Q18: What action should you take if a fire is suspected in a lavatory?
A) Ignore it unless smoke appears
B) Open the lav door immediately to check
C) Call the cockpit first, then open the door carefully using the Halo extinguisher
D) Wait for the captain to come back
ANSWER: C — Notify the cockpit, then carefully crack the door open using the
extinguisher as a shield.
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VERIFIED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS | GRADED A+ UPDATED PER
LATEST FAA & DELTA GUIDELINES
SECTION 1: SAFETY & EMERGENCY PROCEDURES (Q1-35)
Q1: What is the primary responsibility of a Delta Flight Attendant?
A) Serving meals and beverages
B) Ensuring passenger safety
C) Selling onboard merchandise
D) Greeting passengers
ANSWER: B — Safety is the number one priority. Delta's "Passenger First"
philosophy emphasizes safety and respect above all service tasks.
Q2: When must pre-flight safety checks be completed?
A) Before the first passenger boards
B) After takeoff
C) During boarding
D) Prior to pushback
ANSWER: A — Pre-flight checks must be completed before the first passenger
boards to ensure all emergency equipment is operational.
Q3: What does "Cabin is Secure" mean?
A) All passengers are seated
B) Carry-on baggage is stowed, overhead bins are closed, exit seat passengers are
assessed
C) The cabin door is locked
D) All crew members are seated
ANSWER: B — A secure cabin requires proper stowage, closed bins, and
visual/verbal assessment of exit seat passengers.
Q4: What does the mnemonic PEEEL stand for?
A) Passengers, Equipment, Exits, Emergency, Lights
B) Potential ABPs, Exit location/operation, Emergency equipment
location/operation, Emergency procedures/commands, Location of special
assistance passengers
C) Prepare, Evaluate, Exit, Evacuate, Land
D) Passenger, Emergency, Evacuation, Equipment, Location
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,ANSWER: B — PEEEL is a mental review mnemonic used before takeoff and
landing.
Q5: What is the minimum crew requirement for a Boeing 737-800/900?
A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
ANSWER: C — FAA regulation mandates 1 FA per 50 passengers. The 737-800/900
seats up to 180, requiring 4 FAs.
Q6: What are the two types of decompression?
A) Slow and rapid
B) Mild and severe
C) Partial and complete
D) Gradual and instantaneous
ANSWER: A — Slow (gradual loss) and Rapid (sudden violent loss) decompression.
Q7: At what cabin altitude does the passenger oxygen mask system automatically
deploy?
A) 8,000 feet
B) 10,000 feet
C) 14,000 feet
D) 18,000 feet
ANSWER: C — Oxygen masks auto-deploy at approximately 14,000 feet cabin
altitude.
Q8: What is the first action for a flight attendant during a rapid decompression?
A) Grab the nearest fire extinguisher
B) Don your own oxygen mask immediately
C) Shout commands to passengers
D) Secure the cockpit door
ANSWER: B — You must put on your own mask first before you can assist anyone
else. "Put on your own mask first."
Q9: How many portable oxygen bottles are required on a Delta 737-900?
A) 1
B) 2
2
,C) 3
D) 4
ANSWER: D — Four POBs are required for medical and crew use, with specific
flow rates.
Q10: What is the duration of a full portable oxygen bottle at 4 L/min?
A) 15 minutes
B) 30 minutes
C) 45 minutes
D) 60 minutes
ANSWER: C — A full POB provides ~45 minutes at standard flow (4 L/min) or ~22
minutes at high flow (8 L/min).
Q11: What is the command given to initiate an evacuation?
A) "Evacuate, Evacuate, Evacuate!"
B) "Jump and Slide!"
C) "Release your seatbelts and come this way!"
D) "Unfasten belts and leave everything!"
ANSWER: A — The standard command is "Evacuate, Evacuate, Evacuate!"
repeated loudly.
Q12: What is the "Silent Review" executed during taxi-out?
A) Memorizing passenger names
B) Mentally reviewing PEEEL, arm positions, and exit operations
C) Counting the number of passengers
D) Checking the beverage cart
ANSWER: B — The silent review is performed at the 1,000-foot callout to mentally
prepare for any emergency.
Q13: In an emergency landing, what brace position is used for passengers?
A) Head between legs, hands clasped behind head
B) Head against seat in front, hands on head
C) Lean forward with head against bulkhead
D) Sit upright with hands on lap
ANSWER: A — The FAA-approved brace is head between knees (or against seat in
front) with hands clasped behind the head.
Q14: What do the "L" and "R" indicators mean on the emergency lights?
3
, A) Left and Right aisle paths
B) Lights and Radios
C) Landing and Runway
D) Low and Reserve
ANSWER: A — They indicate the illuminated escape path markings guiding
passengers to the left or right exits.
Q15: How often are life vests checked for serviceability?
A) Every flight
B) Weekly
C) Monthly
D) Every 6 months
ANSWER: C — Life vests are checked monthly for visible damage, expiration, and
proper CO2 cylinder attachment.
Q16: Which fire extinguisher is used for electrical fires on Delta aircraft?
A) Water-based
B) Halon 1211
C) Dry chemical
D) Foam
ANSWER: B — Halon 1211 is used for electrical (Class B/C) fires. A Halon 1301
backup is also available.
Q17: What is the PASS acronym for fire extinguisher use?
A) Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
B) Prepare, Activate, Spray, Stop
C) Push, Adjust, Shoot, Secure
D) Point, Aim, Shoot, Swipe
ANSWER: A — Pull the pin, Aim at the base of the fire, Squeeze the trigger, Sweep
from side to side.
Q18: What action should you take if a fire is suspected in a lavatory?
A) Ignore it unless smoke appears
B) Open the lav door immediately to check
C) Call the cockpit first, then open the door carefully using the Halo extinguisher
D) Wait for the captain to come back
ANSWER: C — Notify the cockpit, then carefully crack the door open using the
extinguisher as a shield.
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