SWA Test 2 2025 – Emergency Procedures, CPR, Cabin Threats, Fire Safety, Evacuation Commands – Southwest Airlines

This detailed study guide contains over 200 fully answered questions tailored for Southwest Airlines (SWA) Flight Attendant Test 2 for the 2025/2026 training and evaluation cycle. The material is designed for new hires, recurrent trainees, and existing crew preparing for system-wide safety exams, with content focused on emergency response, evacuation protocol, in-flight threats, CPR/first aid, and crew communication. It covers essential knowledge areas required for cabin crew safety operations on Boeing 737-700, 737-800, MAX8, and 737 G7 aircraft, including: Evacuation Commands & Procedures: brace positions, door assessments, blocked exit response, TNT info delivery, ABA assignments, 30-second review components Flight Attendant Duties During Emergencies: exit command roles by FA position (A, B, C), fire fighting, activating emergency lights, OWWE operations, dealing with smoke/fire Medical Emergencies & CPR: CAB steps, infant/adult choking protocols, AED pad placement, CPR compression depth and rate, medical emergency checklist usage Firefighting Equipment Use: Halon and H2O extinguisher procedures, PED containment, cooling with potable water, Class A/B/C fire distinctions, white powder/substance response Unruly Passengers & Threat Levels: levels 1-4 behavior, intoxicated passenger procedures, communication protocols (e.g., 4 high-low chimes), use of wrist restraints FAA & DOT Regulations: tarmac delay updates, secured cabin duties, jumpseat and lavatory monitoring, door light inspection, restricted areas, and security breach reporting Suspicious Items & RRM Model: using the ABCD model (Assess, Balance, Communicate, Do) to handle unknown items or persons onboard First Aid Kit (FAK) and PPE Use: FAK inventory, burn types, DOTS acronym for trauma evaluation, and PPE kit contents in cabin cleanup bags Cabin Crew Communication: chime systems, interphone usage, captain notification procedures, contingency plans when interphones are inoperable This resource is ideal for: Southwest Airlines flight attendants undergoing new-hire or annual recurrent training Crew preparing for SWA’s Tier 2 system exam Aviation safety instructors or onboarding trainers Aspiring cabin crew learning U.S. aviation emergency procedures The document uses real-world, scenario-based Q&A formatting that mimics the structure of the official training assessments, promoting high retention and operational confidence for onboard safety performance. Keywords: SWA test 2 2025, Southwest Airlines training, evacuation procedure, brace commands, jumpseat safety, CPR compressions, AED placement, PED fire, fire extinguisher use, DOT hazard classes, Halon extinguisher, OWWE, TNT emergency brief, ABA briefing, FAK items, passenger threats, RRM model, threat levels, lavatory monitoring, seatbelt policy, forward entry door, safety exam prep