UNITED AIRLINES Emergency procedures exam questions and answers

Phases of an Evacuation Phase 1: Get Prepared Phase 2: Get Out Phase 3: Get Away Phase 4: Get in Touch Landing Emergency Procedures Type of emergency expected Evacuation necessary? Special instructions Time available until landing Command to customers to take protective position Brace Brace brace Command while assessing condition and while opening an exit Stand back Command to ABA's exiting You help at the bottom, Send people away Do not evacuate/standby for further information from the pilots remain seated, remain seated Command from pilots to initiate evacuation evacuation alarm or release your seat belts and get out Command from flight attendants to initiate evacuation Release seatbelt, get out, lave everything black exit/redirect exit blocked, go forward/back/across upper deck food with slide sit and slide direct customers away from the plane get away from the plane overwing window exit slide off back of the wing Dual lane slide form two lines Exits with slides jump and slide direct customers to usable exit come this way ABA Land Evacuation 2 ABA's for ALL exits ABA 1: Assists flight attendant by holding customers back until the flight attendant advises customers to "COME THIS WAY" ABA 2: Exits Aircraft first, assists customers coming off the slide, and directs customers away from the aircraft First ABA (door exit, if FA is unable to open exit) Assess conditions opens the exit or black customers from door when opening pulls inflation handle if slide does not automatically inflate Assumes a protective position and commands evacuation Exits aircraft after all customers have evacuated, or it is no longer sage to remain on board Second ABA (door exit if FA is unable to open exit) Hold customers back until exit is usable (door is open and slide inflated) Exits the aircraft Assists customers coming off the slide Directs customers away from the aircraft First ABA (window exits, if FA is unable to open exit) Assess conditions Opens the exit (blocks and redirects customers if fire or hazards exists) Guides non-gull ing exit onto seat adjacent to the exit inflates ramp-slide Exits the aircraft Slides off back of wing Instructs others to help and asset customers sliding off wing Instructs others to hep and direct customers away from the aircraft Second ABA (window exits, if FA is unable to open exit) Elevates self Directs customers to "COME THIS WAY" Exit aircraft after all customers have evacuated, or it is no longer safe to remain in the cabin Ditching checklist TEST information Emergency Demo (safety card, life vest, point exits) Announcement Cabin readiness Release seat belt commands Brace brace brace release seat belt, get out, leave everything get life vest stand back Exit blocked go forward/back/across come this way Form two lines (dual lane slides) Inflate vest board raft Jump into the water Hold onto side of slide Order of Emergency Demonstration Info Collection of service item Safety information card Reviewing brace positions Checking brace positions Point out exits Exit path Lighting Life vest 737-700 Ditching exits 1L/R Over wing exits Infant life vest weigh limit 35 pounds if not available, use dual chamber adult life vest Aborted landing/go around/ missed approach cleared for landing but something does not allow the plane to land rejected take off cleared, but unable to take off due to other conditions Engine shutdown when one or both engine(s) shutdown All united engines are ETOP (can run with only one engine if the second blows) Unwarranted evacuations occurs when customers evacuate the aircraft without being directed by a crew member Condensation Air condition condensation is associated with warm/humid either conditions may appear as white vapor that dissipates a short distance from the outlet with little or no