Spirit Airlines Test 1 Study Guide Questions And Answers 100% Correct

Spirit Airlines Test 1 Study Guide Questions And Answers 100% Correct 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 Altitude The distance in feet above Mean Sea Level APU Auxiliary Power Unit ATC Air Traffic Control A service operated by a regulated authority to promote the safe, orderly and expeditious flow of traffic Block Time When the A/C (aircraft) parks at the termination of a flight, the period of time beginning when the A/C first moves from the ramp for the purpose of flight and ends when the A/C comes to a stop at the ramp at the next point after landing What is placed on each side of the wheels to keep the A/C (aircraft) from rolling ? Rubber blocks or chocks BRT Bright Bulkhead A term used to define any dividing wall or partition in the cabin C Celsius CA or CAPT or Captain Captain. The pilot in command of an aircraft who is directly responsible for and is the final authority for the operation of that aircraft, he/ she has authority over and is responsible for the performance of the