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BREEZE AIRWAYS FLIGHT ATTENDANT TRAINING COMPREHENSIVE EXAM 350 MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS AND RATIONALES

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Pass your Breeze Airways Flight Attendant Training Exam with confidence using the most comprehensive practice guide available. This high-yield study resource gives you 350 exam-style questions with verified answers and detailed rationales—exactly what you need to master the critical content tested during Breeze Airways flight attendant training. Instead of simply memorizing facts, you'll learn the why behind every answer, strengthening your understanding of Breeze's specific procedures, aircraft systems, and safety protocols. What's inside: Company Knowledge: Breeze Airways core values (Safety, Kindness, Integrity, Ingenuity, Excellence), terminology (Guests, Deadhead, Per Diem), and chain of command Aircraft Systems – E190/195: Oxygen systems, circuit breakers, LRBL, bomb stack procedures, and decompression commands Aircraft Systems – A223: Oxygen mask locations, call light panels, interphone codes, galley shutoffs, and emergency exits Emergency Equipment & Procedures: Halon fire extinguishers, PBE, evacuation commands, brace positions, and silent review (ESCAPE) Passenger Service & Regulations: 14 CFR 382, tarmac delay rules, carry-on policies, and the LAST method for unruly guests Medical & First Aid: AED operation, EEMK, treating burns, seizures, choking, and cardiac arrest Security & Ground Operations: FAM/LEO protocols, bomb threat procedures, FAA inspector boarding, and RON policies Duty Limitations: Maximum duty periods, rest requirements, blood donation and scuba diving restrictions Perfect for: Aspiring Breeze Airways flight attendants preparing for initial training Current crewmembers studying for recurrent or requalification training Anyone using Breeze Airways training manuals or FAM (Flight Attendant Manual) Instructors looking for a ready-made test bank with rationales Each question is followed by a verified answer and rationale, helping you identify weak areas fast and build the confidence you need to pass. This is the no-fluff, results-driven study guide for serious candidates who want to succeed in Breeze Airways flight attendant training. Bonus: Includes Breeze-specific terminology, aircraft-specific procedures for both E190/195 and A223, and emergency command sequences.

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BREEZE AIRWAYS FLIGHT ATTENDANT TRAINING
COMPREHENSIVE EXAM 350 MULTIPLE-CHOICE
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS AND RATIONALES



SECTION 1: COMPANY OVERVIEW, ROLES, AND TERMINOLOGY (Questions 1–35)


1. Who occupies the left seat in the flight deck?
A. First Officer
B. Captain
C. Chief Pilot
D. Flight Attendant


Correct Answer: B
Rationale: The Captain is the Pilot in Command (PIC) of the flight and occupies the
left seat in the flight deck.


2. What is the role of the Director of Operations?
A. Manager of all Flight Attendants
B. A management pilot position required by FAR
C. Supervisor of airport ground staff
D. Head of in-flight service


Correct Answer: B

,Rationale: The Director of Operations is a management pilot position required by
the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR).


3. Which of the following is a Breeze Airways core value?
A. Speed
B. Profit
C. Kindness
D. Competition


Correct Answer: C
Rationale: Breeze Airways' five core values are Safety, Kindness, Integrity,
Ingenuity, and Excellence.


4. What is the Breeze Airways term for a customer or passenger?
A. Client
B. Guest
C. Traveler
D. Customer


Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Breeze Airways refers to passengers as "Guests."


5. What does the term "deadhead" mean?
A. A flight with no passengers
B. Crewmember travel for duty at the direction of the company

,C. A non-stop flight
D. A flight that makes an intermediate stop


Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Deadhead refers to crewmember travel for duty at the direction of the
company.


6. What is a "through flight"?
A. A flight that makes an intermediate stop without changing flight number
B. A flight that goes from one city to another without interruption
C. A flight where the entire plane is rented by a group
D. A flight that returns to its origin


Correct Answer: A
Rationale: A through flight makes an intermediate stop without changing the
flight number.


7. What is the "domicile" for a crewmember?
A. The aircraft they are assigned to
B. The base of operation where a crewmember is assigned
C. The hotel they stay at during layovers
D. The airport they depart from


Correct Answer: B
Rationale: A domicile is the base of operation where a crewmember is assigned.

, 8. What does "per diem" mean?
A. Money earned as reimbursement for meals while away from base
B. A bonus for working holidays
C. Payment for uniform expenses
D. A deduction from payroll for benefits


Correct Answer: A
Rationale: Per diem is money earned as reimbursement for meals while away
from base.


9. Who is an "Able-Bodied Person" (ABP)?
A. A crewmember trained in emergency procedures
B. A person selected by crewmembers to assist in an emergency if required
C. A passenger who volunteers for service duties
D. An airline employee traveling on a free ticket


Correct Answer: B
Rationale: An ABP is a person selected by crewmembers to assist in an emergency
situation if required.


10. What is a "non-revenue guest"?
A. A guest who pays full fare
B. A guest traveling on a free or service charge ticket
C. A guest who books last minute

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