EMERGENCY PROCEDURES KSV 3 FINAL PAPER 2025/2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔During moderate turbulence, which type of announcement do you make? - ✔✔The
fasten seatbelt sign announcement
The turbulence announcement
✔✔If injuries are present during severe turbulence, what form should you fill out and
submit? - ✔✔CERS report
✔✔It is important to perform a cabin check during severe turbulence - ✔✔False
✔✔Which of the following are flight attendant procedures during severe turbulence? -
✔✔Sit in the nearest passenger seat
Remove how liquids from the cart
Sit on the floor and secure self
✔✔What is a decompression? - ✔✔It's the loss of cabin pressure within the aircraft
cabin
✔✔Name the two types of decompressons - ✔✔Rapid and slow decompression
✔✔What are the factors that can contribute to the speed of a decompression? - ✔✔Size
of the opening
Size of the cabin
Altitude
✔✔Name the signs of a rapid decompression - ✔✔A loud banging sound
Fog-filled cabin
Decrease in cabin temperature
Rushing air
Flying debris
O2 mask drop
✔✔Name the physical symptoms of a decompression - ✔✔Ear pain
Rapid chest expansion
Cheek and lip flutter
Hypoxia
✔✔What is hypoxia - ✔✔It's a condition that results from a deficiency or lack of oxygen
available to vital tissues in the body
✔✔What is 'time of useful consciousness'? - ✔✔A lack of oxygen affect the brain and
impairs judgement and could ultimately lead to unconsciousness
, ✔✔What does 'FLUN' stand for? - ✔✔Fasten seatbelts
Leave mask on until further notice
Use of mask
No smoking
✔✔Once you are safe from a decompression, what are your following procedures? -
✔✔Secure carts
Sit down and fasten seatbelts
Remain seated
✔✔How to assist passengers after passengers after a decompression? - ✔✔Turn on
lights
Verify passengers are wearing masks
Check cabin area
Check lavatories
Contact the flightdeck
✔✔A loud bang and rushing air would indicate a _____ decompression - ✔✔Rapid
✔✔What happens once the cabin altitude reaches 14,000 ft.? - ✔✔Oxygen masks will
drop
✔✔What is a flight attendant's first priority during a decompression? - ✔✔Taking
supplemental oxygen
✔✔How long should flight attendants and passengers remain on oxygen? - ✔✔Until the
captain notifies everyone it is no longer necessary
✔✔Which of the following are points to cover in a decompression PA? - ✔✔Leave
oxygen mask on until further advised
✔✔What do you do after checking all of the lavatories after a decompression? - ✔✔Let
the lead FA know the lavatories are clear
✔✔What is torching? - ✔✔It's a sudden burst of fire coming from an exhaust duct of the
Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) or an engine due to an excessive amount of fuel
✔✔Define Fuel jettison - ✔✔The dumping of fuel from an aircraft
✔✔Where should flight attendants be stationed during an aircraft fueling? - ✔✔Flight
attendants must remain on board and at their assigned fueling positions
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔During moderate turbulence, which type of announcement do you make? - ✔✔The
fasten seatbelt sign announcement
The turbulence announcement
✔✔If injuries are present during severe turbulence, what form should you fill out and
submit? - ✔✔CERS report
✔✔It is important to perform a cabin check during severe turbulence - ✔✔False
✔✔Which of the following are flight attendant procedures during severe turbulence? -
✔✔Sit in the nearest passenger seat
Remove how liquids from the cart
Sit on the floor and secure self
✔✔What is a decompression? - ✔✔It's the loss of cabin pressure within the aircraft
cabin
✔✔Name the two types of decompressons - ✔✔Rapid and slow decompression
✔✔What are the factors that can contribute to the speed of a decompression? - ✔✔Size
of the opening
Size of the cabin
Altitude
✔✔Name the signs of a rapid decompression - ✔✔A loud banging sound
Fog-filled cabin
Decrease in cabin temperature
Rushing air
Flying debris
O2 mask drop
✔✔Name the physical symptoms of a decompression - ✔✔Ear pain
Rapid chest expansion
Cheek and lip flutter
Hypoxia
✔✔What is hypoxia - ✔✔It's a condition that results from a deficiency or lack of oxygen
available to vital tissues in the body
✔✔What is 'time of useful consciousness'? - ✔✔A lack of oxygen affect the brain and
impairs judgement and could ultimately lead to unconsciousness
, ✔✔What does 'FLUN' stand for? - ✔✔Fasten seatbelts
Leave mask on until further notice
Use of mask
No smoking
✔✔Once you are safe from a decompression, what are your following procedures? -
✔✔Secure carts
Sit down and fasten seatbelts
Remain seated
✔✔How to assist passengers after passengers after a decompression? - ✔✔Turn on
lights
Verify passengers are wearing masks
Check cabin area
Check lavatories
Contact the flightdeck
✔✔A loud bang and rushing air would indicate a _____ decompression - ✔✔Rapid
✔✔What happens once the cabin altitude reaches 14,000 ft.? - ✔✔Oxygen masks will
drop
✔✔What is a flight attendant's first priority during a decompression? - ✔✔Taking
supplemental oxygen
✔✔How long should flight attendants and passengers remain on oxygen? - ✔✔Until the
captain notifies everyone it is no longer necessary
✔✔Which of the following are points to cover in a decompression PA? - ✔✔Leave
oxygen mask on until further advised
✔✔What do you do after checking all of the lavatories after a decompression? - ✔✔Let
the lead FA know the lavatories are clear
✔✔What is torching? - ✔✔It's a sudden burst of fire coming from an exhaust duct of the
Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) or an engine due to an excessive amount of fuel
✔✔Define Fuel jettison - ✔✔The dumping of fuel from an aircraft
✔✔Where should flight attendants be stationed during an aircraft fueling? - ✔✔Flight
attendants must remain on board and at their assigned fueling positions
