EMERGENCY PROCEDURES KSV 3 EXAM SCRIPT 2025/2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔When are slides used? - ✔✔In a land evacuation to slide down when evacuating the
A/C
✔✔What is a slide/liferaft? - ✔✔Some aircrafts contain a slide/life raft. They function as
a slide on land and a life raft in a ditching.
✔✔What is a slide bustle? - ✔✔Contains evacuation slide
✔✔What is a gift bar? - ✔✔Connects the evacuation slide to an exit
✔✔What is light turbulence? - ✔✔Bumpiness & momentary changes in altitude/attitude
Deliver Fasten Seatbelt Sign PA if FD doesn't
Continue service cautiously
Complete SB check
Submit CERS if needed
✔✔What is used for a planned evacuation to check where you are in the cabin? -
✔✔Planned Duty Assignment Chart (PDA chart)
✔✔What is moderate turbulence? - ✔✔Rapid bumps or jolts, possible changes in
Alt./att.
Deliver FSB PA if needed
Discontinue service
Secure hot liquids
Stow carts & secure galleys
Complete SB checks
Remain seated until advised by FD
Ensure lavs are vacant
Check for injuries or damage
, ✔✔What is severe turbulence? - ✔✔Large, abrupt changes in Alt./Att.
If cart in aisle, wedge between aisle seats and set breaks
Hot liquids in the cart or on the floor
Sit down immediately and secure self (even if in a pax seat or on floor)
Remain seated until advised by FD
Ensure lavs are vacant
Check for injuries or damage
✔✔What is decompression? - ✔✔A loss of cabin pressure within the aircraft cabin. The
air becomes equal to the outside air requiring supplemental O2
✔✔How do you lose cabin pressure within the aircraft? - ✔✔A leak in a door seal or a
hole in the fuselage
✔✔What is rapid decompression? - ✔✔Loss of cabin pressurization system in less than
10secs. Structural damage: cargo door blowing out
✔✔What is slow decompression? - ✔✔Gradual loss of pressurization system, not
noticeable
✔✔How fast does decompression occur? - ✔✔Size of the opening, the larger the
opening the faster the pressure is lost
Side of the cabin, the smaller the cabin the faster the pressure is lost
The higher the altitude the faster the pressure is lost
✔✔What is a PSI? - ✔✔Portable supplemental oxygen, containers are available for
medical or emergency events
Pounds per
Square
Inch
✔✔Preflight O2 Walk-around Bottle - ✔✔Present
Ensure mask tubing is connected to the correct outlets
Ensure plastic tubing is undamaged
Check gauge, should be fill or reads 1500 minimum PSI pressure
Shoulder strap is attached
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔When are slides used? - ✔✔In a land evacuation to slide down when evacuating the
A/C
✔✔What is a slide/liferaft? - ✔✔Some aircrafts contain a slide/life raft. They function as
a slide on land and a life raft in a ditching.
✔✔What is a slide bustle? - ✔✔Contains evacuation slide
✔✔What is a gift bar? - ✔✔Connects the evacuation slide to an exit
✔✔What is light turbulence? - ✔✔Bumpiness & momentary changes in altitude/attitude
Deliver Fasten Seatbelt Sign PA if FD doesn't
Continue service cautiously
Complete SB check
Submit CERS if needed
✔✔What is used for a planned evacuation to check where you are in the cabin? -
✔✔Planned Duty Assignment Chart (PDA chart)
✔✔What is moderate turbulence? - ✔✔Rapid bumps or jolts, possible changes in
Alt./att.
Deliver FSB PA if needed
Discontinue service
Secure hot liquids
Stow carts & secure galleys
Complete SB checks
Remain seated until advised by FD
Ensure lavs are vacant
Check for injuries or damage
, ✔✔What is severe turbulence? - ✔✔Large, abrupt changes in Alt./Att.
If cart in aisle, wedge between aisle seats and set breaks
Hot liquids in the cart or on the floor
Sit down immediately and secure self (even if in a pax seat or on floor)
Remain seated until advised by FD
Ensure lavs are vacant
Check for injuries or damage
✔✔What is decompression? - ✔✔A loss of cabin pressure within the aircraft cabin. The
air becomes equal to the outside air requiring supplemental O2
✔✔How do you lose cabin pressure within the aircraft? - ✔✔A leak in a door seal or a
hole in the fuselage
✔✔What is rapid decompression? - ✔✔Loss of cabin pressurization system in less than
10secs. Structural damage: cargo door blowing out
✔✔What is slow decompression? - ✔✔Gradual loss of pressurization system, not
noticeable
✔✔How fast does decompression occur? - ✔✔Size of the opening, the larger the
opening the faster the pressure is lost
Side of the cabin, the smaller the cabin the faster the pressure is lost
The higher the altitude the faster the pressure is lost
✔✔What is a PSI? - ✔✔Portable supplemental oxygen, containers are available for
medical or emergency events
Pounds per
Square
Inch
✔✔Preflight O2 Walk-around Bottle - ✔✔Present
Ensure mask tubing is connected to the correct outlets
Ensure plastic tubing is undamaged
Check gauge, should be fill or reads 1500 minimum PSI pressure
Shoulder strap is attached
