Test 1 study guide spirit airlines
Exam|50 Q’s and A’s
When was spirit founded ? - -1964
- What is spirit philosophy ? - -To save money on air travel by offering ultra-
low fares
- How does Spirit deliver more go ? - -1. Bare Fare - unbundled
2. Frill control- paying for what you use
3. Fit Fleet - youngest fleet flying, safe, fuel-efficient and saves money
4. Plane Simple - more seats..cheaper flight..no wi-fi
- How many destinations does spirit fly ? - -56
- AAP - -Aft Attendant Panel
- ABA - -Able-bodied Assistant
- A/C L ( A/C R) - -Aircraft left or right
When standing in the cabin looking towards the front
- Where does the Captain sit ? - -Always A/C L
- Where does the first officer sit ? - -A/C R
- ACARS - -Aircraft Communications Addressing and Report System
- What is ACARS ? - -A digital datalink system for the transmission of
messages between the pilots and ground stations via radio or satellite
- ACM - -Additional Crewmember
- ACP - -Area Call Panel
- Aft - -Near towards or in the rear of the aircraft, on the rear facing side of
any fixed object or partition
- AIP - -Attendant Indication Panel
- Aircraft Number-
Ex. N601NK - -An identification number on the outside of the aircraft, also
referred to as the ship or tail number
Exam|50 Q’s and A’s
When was spirit founded ? - -1964
- What is spirit philosophy ? - -To save money on air travel by offering ultra-
low fares
- How does Spirit deliver more go ? - -1. Bare Fare - unbundled
2. Frill control- paying for what you use
3. Fit Fleet - youngest fleet flying, safe, fuel-efficient and saves money
4. Plane Simple - more seats..cheaper flight..no wi-fi
- How many destinations does spirit fly ? - -56
- AAP - -Aft Attendant Panel
- ABA - -Able-bodied Assistant
- A/C L ( A/C R) - -Aircraft left or right
When standing in the cabin looking towards the front
- Where does the Captain sit ? - -Always A/C L
- Where does the first officer sit ? - -A/C R
- ACARS - -Aircraft Communications Addressing and Report System
- What is ACARS ? - -A digital datalink system for the transmission of
messages between the pilots and ground stations via radio or satellite
- ACM - -Additional Crewmember
- ACP - -Area Call Panel
- Aft - -Near towards or in the rear of the aircraft, on the rear facing side of
any fixed object or partition
- AIP - -Attendant Indication Panel
- Aircraft Number-
Ex. N601NK - -An identification number on the outside of the aircraft, also
referred to as the ship or tail number
