BREEZE AIRWAYS FLIGHT ATTENDANT
TRAINING 2026/2027 | CABIN CREW
PRACTICE QUESTIONS & VERIFIED
ANSWERS | COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE
BREEZE AIRWAYS FLIGHT ATTENDANT TRAINING 2026/2027
CABIN CREW PRACTICE QUESTIONS & VERIFIED ANSWERS | COMPLETE STUDY
GUIDE
DOCUMENT OVERVIEW
• This comprehensive study guide contains 200 verified practice questions covering
all essential flight attendant competencies including safety procedures, emergency
protocols, customer service, aircraft systems, and regulatory compliance—designed
to prepare candidates for Breeze Airways certification exams.
• Utilize this material by studying 10-15 questions daily, reviewing incorrect answers
thoroughly, and repeating practice sessions until you achieve 90%+ accuracy on all
topic areas before your final assessment.
CABIN CREW PRACTICE QUESTIONS
1. According to ICAO regulations, what is the primary responsibility of a flight
attendant during taxi, takeoff, and landing?
A) Serving beverages to first-class passengers
B) Monitoring passenger behavior and ensuring seatbelt compliance
C) Preparing the cabin for beverage service
D) Communicating with air traffic control
E) Adjusting cabin temperature settings
✓ CORRECT ANSWER: B) Monitoring passenger behavior and ensuring seatbelt
compliance
,RATIONALE: During critical phases of flight (taxi, takeoff, and landing), flight
attendants must prioritize safety by ensuring all passengers are seated, seatbelts
are fastened, and cabin is secure. This is mandated by international aviation
regulations and is the primary safety duty of crew members during these phases.
2. What should you do if a passenger suddenly becomes unconscious during
flight?
A) Immediately offer them water and coffee
B) Move them to first class for better care
C) Alert the flight crew, perform initial assessment, retrieve medical kit, and check
vital signs
D) Continue normal cabin service as usual
E) Ask other passengers to help move them to the galley
✓ CORRECT ANSWER: C) Alert the flight crew, perform initial assessment,
retrieve medical kit, and check vital signs
RATIONALE: When a passenger loses consciousness, immediate action is critical.
Flight attendants must alert the flight crew immediately, conduct an initial
assessment to determine responsiveness, retrieve the medical emergency kit, and
check vital signs (pulse, breathing). This systematic approach ensures proper
emergency response and documentation for medical purposes upon landing.
3. Which of the following is NOT considered a prohibited item in the cabin?
A) Aerosol cans exceeding 2kg
B) Lithium batteries in checked baggage only
C) Compressed gas cylinders
D) Electronic devices with lithium batteries
E) Flammable liquids
,✓ CORRECT ANSWER: D) Electronic devices with lithium batteries
RATIONALE: Electronic devices containing lithium batteries (phones, laptops,
tablets) are permitted in carry-on luggage but limited in checked baggage under
IATA and ICAO regulations. Specific aerosol cans, gas cylinders, and flammable
liquids are prohibited in both carry-on and checked baggage due to fire risk.
4. What is the correct procedure for evacuating passengers using the over-
wing emergency exit?
A) Open the door and immediately jump out
B) Open the door, inflate the escape slide, and direct passengers to emergency
exits
C) Assist passengers by removing the window cover, checking conditions outside,
and directing them to adjacent emergency exits or slides
D) Wait for ground personnel to open the exit
E) Use the exit only for crew members
✓ CORRECT ANSWER: C) Assist passengers by removing the window cover,
checking conditions outside, and directing them to adjacent emergency exits
or slides
RATIONALE: Over-wing exits require careful management. Crew must remove the
interior cover, assess external conditions for hazards (fire, debris), and safely direct
passengers away from the wing area toward alternative emergency exits or slides.
This procedure minimizes injuries and ensures orderly evacuation.
5. According to Breeze Airways policy, what must you do before each flight
regarding the safety demonstration?
A) Assume passengers watched it on previous flights
B) Review the safety demonstration to be given and verify all safety equipment is
accessible and functional
, C) Only demonstrate safety procedures if the captain requests it
D) Allow passengers to opt out if they have flown before
E) Skip the demonstration on short-haul flights
✓ CORRECT ANSWER: B) Review the safety demonstration to be given and
verify all safety equipment is accessible and functional
RATIONALE: Breeze Airways requires flight attendants to conduct pre-flight safety
briefing preparation by reviewing the demonstration content and conducting a
systematic check of all safety equipment (oxygen masks, life vests, emergency exits,
first aid kits) to ensure operational readiness. This is a non-negotiable safety
requirement.
6. What is your primary action if you detect smoke or fire in the galley?
A) Close the door and inform passengers there is a minor situation
B) Attempt to extinguish it with water immediately
C) Alert flight crew immediately, evacuate the area, retrieve fire extinguisher if safe,
and use appropriate suppression methods
D) Continue service and monitor it
E) Open all windows to ventilate
✓ CORRECT ANSWER: C) Alert flight crew immediately, evacuate the area,
retrieve fire extinguisher if safe, and use appropriate suppression methods
RATIONALE: Fire emergencies require immediate crew notification to prevent
catastrophic situations. Flight attendants must evacuate the danger zone, retrieve
appropriate fire suppression equipment (Class B or C extinguisher depending on
fuel type), and use it only if safe to do so. Early notification allows the flight crew to
plan descent and emergency landing procedures.
7. How should you respond to a disruptive passenger who refuses to comply
with safety regulations?
TRAINING 2026/2027 | CABIN CREW
PRACTICE QUESTIONS & VERIFIED
ANSWERS | COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE
BREEZE AIRWAYS FLIGHT ATTENDANT TRAINING 2026/2027
CABIN CREW PRACTICE QUESTIONS & VERIFIED ANSWERS | COMPLETE STUDY
GUIDE
DOCUMENT OVERVIEW
• This comprehensive study guide contains 200 verified practice questions covering
all essential flight attendant competencies including safety procedures, emergency
protocols, customer service, aircraft systems, and regulatory compliance—designed
to prepare candidates for Breeze Airways certification exams.
• Utilize this material by studying 10-15 questions daily, reviewing incorrect answers
thoroughly, and repeating practice sessions until you achieve 90%+ accuracy on all
topic areas before your final assessment.
CABIN CREW PRACTICE QUESTIONS
1. According to ICAO regulations, what is the primary responsibility of a flight
attendant during taxi, takeoff, and landing?
A) Serving beverages to first-class passengers
B) Monitoring passenger behavior and ensuring seatbelt compliance
C) Preparing the cabin for beverage service
D) Communicating with air traffic control
E) Adjusting cabin temperature settings
✓ CORRECT ANSWER: B) Monitoring passenger behavior and ensuring seatbelt
compliance
,RATIONALE: During critical phases of flight (taxi, takeoff, and landing), flight
attendants must prioritize safety by ensuring all passengers are seated, seatbelts
are fastened, and cabin is secure. This is mandated by international aviation
regulations and is the primary safety duty of crew members during these phases.
2. What should you do if a passenger suddenly becomes unconscious during
flight?
A) Immediately offer them water and coffee
B) Move them to first class for better care
C) Alert the flight crew, perform initial assessment, retrieve medical kit, and check
vital signs
D) Continue normal cabin service as usual
E) Ask other passengers to help move them to the galley
✓ CORRECT ANSWER: C) Alert the flight crew, perform initial assessment,
retrieve medical kit, and check vital signs
RATIONALE: When a passenger loses consciousness, immediate action is critical.
Flight attendants must alert the flight crew immediately, conduct an initial
assessment to determine responsiveness, retrieve the medical emergency kit, and
check vital signs (pulse, breathing). This systematic approach ensures proper
emergency response and documentation for medical purposes upon landing.
3. Which of the following is NOT considered a prohibited item in the cabin?
A) Aerosol cans exceeding 2kg
B) Lithium batteries in checked baggage only
C) Compressed gas cylinders
D) Electronic devices with lithium batteries
E) Flammable liquids
,✓ CORRECT ANSWER: D) Electronic devices with lithium batteries
RATIONALE: Electronic devices containing lithium batteries (phones, laptops,
tablets) are permitted in carry-on luggage but limited in checked baggage under
IATA and ICAO regulations. Specific aerosol cans, gas cylinders, and flammable
liquids are prohibited in both carry-on and checked baggage due to fire risk.
4. What is the correct procedure for evacuating passengers using the over-
wing emergency exit?
A) Open the door and immediately jump out
B) Open the door, inflate the escape slide, and direct passengers to emergency
exits
C) Assist passengers by removing the window cover, checking conditions outside,
and directing them to adjacent emergency exits or slides
D) Wait for ground personnel to open the exit
E) Use the exit only for crew members
✓ CORRECT ANSWER: C) Assist passengers by removing the window cover,
checking conditions outside, and directing them to adjacent emergency exits
or slides
RATIONALE: Over-wing exits require careful management. Crew must remove the
interior cover, assess external conditions for hazards (fire, debris), and safely direct
passengers away from the wing area toward alternative emergency exits or slides.
This procedure minimizes injuries and ensures orderly evacuation.
5. According to Breeze Airways policy, what must you do before each flight
regarding the safety demonstration?
A) Assume passengers watched it on previous flights
B) Review the safety demonstration to be given and verify all safety equipment is
accessible and functional
, C) Only demonstrate safety procedures if the captain requests it
D) Allow passengers to opt out if they have flown before
E) Skip the demonstration on short-haul flights
✓ CORRECT ANSWER: B) Review the safety demonstration to be given and
verify all safety equipment is accessible and functional
RATIONALE: Breeze Airways requires flight attendants to conduct pre-flight safety
briefing preparation by reviewing the demonstration content and conducting a
systematic check of all safety equipment (oxygen masks, life vests, emergency exits,
first aid kits) to ensure operational readiness. This is a non-negotiable safety
requirement.
6. What is your primary action if you detect smoke or fire in the galley?
A) Close the door and inform passengers there is a minor situation
B) Attempt to extinguish it with water immediately
C) Alert flight crew immediately, evacuate the area, retrieve fire extinguisher if safe,
and use appropriate suppression methods
D) Continue service and monitor it
E) Open all windows to ventilate
✓ CORRECT ANSWER: C) Alert flight crew immediately, evacuate the area,
retrieve fire extinguisher if safe, and use appropriate suppression methods
RATIONALE: Fire emergencies require immediate crew notification to prevent
catastrophic situations. Flight attendants must evacuate the danger zone, retrieve
appropriate fire suppression equipment (Class B or C extinguisher depending on
fuel type), and use it only if safe to do so. Early notification allows the flight crew to
plan descent and emergency landing procedures.
7. How should you respond to a disruptive passenger who refuses to comply
with safety regulations?
