Endeavor Air Flight Attendant Manual on Dangerous Goods
EXAM (LATEST) || MOST RECENT EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Battery Rupture Protocol -ANSWERS-Absorbent materials required for
potential leaks.
Portable electronic devices -ANSWERS-Devices like phones and laptops
carried by passengers.
Spare lithium battery -ANSWERS-Must be individually protected to
prevent short circuits.
Carry-on baggage -ANSWERS-Baggage allowed in passenger cabin
during flight.
Lithium metal battery -ANSWERS-Must not exceed 2 grams of lithium
content.
Lithium ion battery -ANSWERS-Maximum 160 Wh rating; two over 100
Wh allowed.
,Non-spillable battery -ANSWERS-Must not exceed 12 volts and 100 Wh.
Electronic smoking devices -ANSWERS-Includes e-cigarettes and
vaporizers for personal use.
Recharging devices -ANSWERS-Not permitted on board the aircraft.
Safety matches -ANSWERS-One packet allowed in carry-on or on
person.
Lighter regulations -ANSWERS-Lighters with unabsorbed liquid fuel are
prohibited.
Strike anywhere matches -ANSWERS-Not permitted in carry-on or
checked baggage.
Fuel cells -ANSWERS-Power portable devices; must meet safety
conditions.
Fuel cell cartridges -ANSWERS-May contain flammable gas or corrosive
materials.
Fuel quantity limit -ANSWERS-200 mL for liquids; 120 mL for gases.
,Spare fuel cell cartridges -ANSWERS-Maximum of two allowed per
passenger.
Liquefied gases -ANSWERS-Limited to 120 mL in non-metallic
cartridges.
Solid fuel limit -ANSWERS-200 g (7 ounces) maximum for solid fuels.
Hydrogen in metal hydride -ANSWERS-Cartridges must have 120 mL
water capacity or less.
Class 3 flammable liquids -ANSWERS-Includes methanol; regulated in
baggage transport.
Class 8 corrosive materials -ANSWERS-Prohibited in carry-on or checked
baggage.
Battery safety measures -ANSWERS-Prevent crushing, puncturing, or
pressure on batteries.
Individually protected batteries -ANSWERS-Must insulate terminals to
avoid short circuits.
, Liquefied flammable gas -ANSWERS-Gas that can ignite easily when
exposed to air.
Hydrogen in metal hydride -ANSWERS-Hydrogen stored in a solid metal
compound.
Division 4.3 materials -ANSWERS-Water-reactive substances that can
release flammable gases.
Fuel cell cartridges -ANSWERS-Containers holding hydrogen for fuel cell
systems.
Refueling prohibition -ANSWERS-No refueling of fuel cell cartridges on
aircraft.
Manufacturer's certification -ANSWERS-Marking indicating compliance
with specifications.
Charging function restriction -ANSWERS-Fuel cells only for charging
batteries, not refilling.
Durable marking requirement -ANSWERS-Must state 'APPROVED FOR
CARRIAGE IN AIRCRAFT CABIN ONLY'.
EXAM (LATEST) || MOST RECENT EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Battery Rupture Protocol -ANSWERS-Absorbent materials required for
potential leaks.
Portable electronic devices -ANSWERS-Devices like phones and laptops
carried by passengers.
Spare lithium battery -ANSWERS-Must be individually protected to
prevent short circuits.
Carry-on baggage -ANSWERS-Baggage allowed in passenger cabin
during flight.
Lithium metal battery -ANSWERS-Must not exceed 2 grams of lithium
content.
Lithium ion battery -ANSWERS-Maximum 160 Wh rating; two over 100
Wh allowed.
,Non-spillable battery -ANSWERS-Must not exceed 12 volts and 100 Wh.
Electronic smoking devices -ANSWERS-Includes e-cigarettes and
vaporizers for personal use.
Recharging devices -ANSWERS-Not permitted on board the aircraft.
Safety matches -ANSWERS-One packet allowed in carry-on or on
person.
Lighter regulations -ANSWERS-Lighters with unabsorbed liquid fuel are
prohibited.
Strike anywhere matches -ANSWERS-Not permitted in carry-on or
checked baggage.
Fuel cells -ANSWERS-Power portable devices; must meet safety
conditions.
Fuel cell cartridges -ANSWERS-May contain flammable gas or corrosive
materials.
Fuel quantity limit -ANSWERS-200 mL for liquids; 120 mL for gases.
,Spare fuel cell cartridges -ANSWERS-Maximum of two allowed per
passenger.
Liquefied gases -ANSWERS-Limited to 120 mL in non-metallic
cartridges.
Solid fuel limit -ANSWERS-200 g (7 ounces) maximum for solid fuels.
Hydrogen in metal hydride -ANSWERS-Cartridges must have 120 mL
water capacity or less.
Class 3 flammable liquids -ANSWERS-Includes methanol; regulated in
baggage transport.
Class 8 corrosive materials -ANSWERS-Prohibited in carry-on or checked
baggage.
Battery safety measures -ANSWERS-Prevent crushing, puncturing, or
pressure on batteries.
Individually protected batteries -ANSWERS-Must insulate terminals to
avoid short circuits.
, Liquefied flammable gas -ANSWERS-Gas that can ignite easily when
exposed to air.
Hydrogen in metal hydride -ANSWERS-Hydrogen stored in a solid metal
compound.
Division 4.3 materials -ANSWERS-Water-reactive substances that can
release flammable gases.
Fuel cell cartridges -ANSWERS-Containers holding hydrogen for fuel cell
systems.
Refueling prohibition -ANSWERS-No refueling of fuel cell cartridges on
aircraft.
Manufacturer's certification -ANSWERS-Marking indicating compliance
with specifications.
Charging function restriction -ANSWERS-Fuel cells only for charging
batteries, not refilling.
Durable marking requirement -ANSWERS-Must state 'APPROVED FOR
CARRIAGE IN AIRCRAFT CABIN ONLY'.
