Delta Flight Attendant Training Terms EXAM 2026||
MOST CURRENT EXAM ACTUAL COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
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2027
Carry-On Baggage
Any item a customer carries in the cabin.
CFSM
Schedule code indicator for a flight attendant to contact his/her
Field Service Manager.
Charter Flight
When a group or individual leases an airplane for
a special purpose, such as a sports team traveling
to a game.
City Codes
Three-letter code which designates a specific
city and may or may not be connected to a city's
airport code(s).
,Code-Share
A U.S. Department of Transportation approved marketing and
operating arrangement between Delta and partner airlines which
have underlying route authority. Each carrier has authorization to
sell a specified number of seats on the other carrier.
Company Convenience Leave of Absence
(PLOC)
An unpaid 30/31 day leave of absence offered
by the company on a seniority basis when an
overstaffing situation exists.
Company Transfer
Delta employee who transfers into another
department.
Continuing Qualification (CQ)
Ground training, review, proficiency assessment
and testing required by the FAA and TSA to
maintain flight attendant qualifications.
Concourse
A concourse is a part of the terminal. This is the
area where customers and crew may move from
gate to gate.
,Co-Terminal Base
Multi-airport base from which a flight attendant may bid or be
assigned to fly from any airport: LAX base: LAX, SNA, ONT,FLM,
AFP: MIA, FLL,NYC base: JFK, LGA, EWR
Credit Rig
Guaranteed flight credit to adjust or provide
adequate compensation for specific situations.
Crew Members/Crew
Crew members/crew are employees who perform safety and/or
service-related duties onboard an aircraft.
Crew Compensation Pay
Additional pay per flight hour for any flight
segment operated below staffing guidelines.
Crew Resource Management (CRM)
CRM provides the enabling behavior that flight crews need to
manage risk. CRM is an important skill that crew members need to
effectively and efficiently work together to achieve the
commongoal of customer service and safety.
, Critical Phases of Flight
All ground operations involving taxi, takeoff, landing, engine start-
up and shut-off and all other flight operations conducted below
10,000 feet.
Cruise Speed
The rate at which an aircraft flies at maximum
operating efficiency for a sustained period.
Deadhead Flight
When a crew member does not work as a flight
attendant or pilot on a trip. The crewmember
occupies a passenger seat for transportation to
cover or return from a trip.
Decompression
The loss of cabin pressure.
Delay Pay
Pay for flights delayed one hour or more past scheduled departure
time with NO passengers on board.
Delta.com
Delta Air Lines' web site
MOST CURRENT EXAM ACTUAL COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!2026-
2027
Carry-On Baggage
Any item a customer carries in the cabin.
CFSM
Schedule code indicator for a flight attendant to contact his/her
Field Service Manager.
Charter Flight
When a group or individual leases an airplane for
a special purpose, such as a sports team traveling
to a game.
City Codes
Three-letter code which designates a specific
city and may or may not be connected to a city's
airport code(s).
,Code-Share
A U.S. Department of Transportation approved marketing and
operating arrangement between Delta and partner airlines which
have underlying route authority. Each carrier has authorization to
sell a specified number of seats on the other carrier.
Company Convenience Leave of Absence
(PLOC)
An unpaid 30/31 day leave of absence offered
by the company on a seniority basis when an
overstaffing situation exists.
Company Transfer
Delta employee who transfers into another
department.
Continuing Qualification (CQ)
Ground training, review, proficiency assessment
and testing required by the FAA and TSA to
maintain flight attendant qualifications.
Concourse
A concourse is a part of the terminal. This is the
area where customers and crew may move from
gate to gate.
,Co-Terminal Base
Multi-airport base from which a flight attendant may bid or be
assigned to fly from any airport: LAX base: LAX, SNA, ONT,FLM,
AFP: MIA, FLL,NYC base: JFK, LGA, EWR
Credit Rig
Guaranteed flight credit to adjust or provide
adequate compensation for specific situations.
Crew Members/Crew
Crew members/crew are employees who perform safety and/or
service-related duties onboard an aircraft.
Crew Compensation Pay
Additional pay per flight hour for any flight
segment operated below staffing guidelines.
Crew Resource Management (CRM)
CRM provides the enabling behavior that flight crews need to
manage risk. CRM is an important skill that crew members need to
effectively and efficiently work together to achieve the
commongoal of customer service and safety.
, Critical Phases of Flight
All ground operations involving taxi, takeoff, landing, engine start-
up and shut-off and all other flight operations conducted below
10,000 feet.
Cruise Speed
The rate at which an aircraft flies at maximum
operating efficiency for a sustained period.
Deadhead Flight
When a crew member does not work as a flight
attendant or pilot on a trip. The crewmember
occupies a passenger seat for transportation to
cover or return from a trip.
Decompression
The loss of cabin pressure.
Delay Pay
Pay for flights delayed one hour or more past scheduled departure
time with NO passengers on board.
Delta.com
Delta Air Lines' web site
