First Day Exam SkyWest Exam
Questions and Answers
CRJ 900 (76 PAX) 3 class - -Bombardier Canadian Regional Jet - 76
Passenger; 12 first class, 12 Delta Comfort+ seats, and 52 Main Cabin seats.
- Customer Service Agent (CSA) - -An employee who has the responsibility
of assisting customers, whether it's a customer relations frontline, gate,
cargo, or ground operations employee. Flight Attendants interact with
customer service representatives in boarding and deplaning passengers.
- Deadheading - -Transportation of a crewmember from one point to
another in order to cover a trip or return to base.
- Direct Flight - -Most direct flight making intermediate stops.
- Domicile - -The city designated by the company where flight attendants
are based.
- Duty Time - -The time beginning at the report for duty time and
terminating at the release from duty time.
- ERJ 175 two class - -Embraer Regional Jet - 76 passengers; 12 first class
seats, and 64 Main Cabin/Economy seats.
- Ferry Flight - -A flight set up to move aircraft from one station to another
without passengers.
- First Officer - -A pilot second-in-command whose duty is also to assist or
relieve the Captain/PIC in the manipulation of the controls of an aircraft,
including takeoff and landing.
- Flight - -Movement of an airplane from its point of origin to its final
destination.
- Flight Attendant (FA) - -Individual qualified to perform safety duties and
deliver customer service in the aircraft cabin.
- Flight Time - -The actual elapsed time from departure to arrival for
purposes of pay.
- Forward (FWD) - -Refers to the front portion of the aircraft.
, - Ground Instructor - -Flight attendant who teaches training courses or
performs IOE and line checks.
- Hangar - -Building in which aircraft maintenance is performed and
administrative offices and training are housed.
- Head Wind - -Wind blowing directly against the course of an aircraft.
(opposite direction)
- InFlight Operations - -The team assigned to hire, train, and manage flight
attendants and handle the in flight aspects of each flight.
- Interline - -Transportation segment of two or more airlines or commercial
operators. (Two flights on different carriers.)
- Intermediate Stop - -A scheduled stop between the origination of a flight
and the termination of a flight.
- Jumpseat - -Collapsible seat in the cabin or flight deck, for use by the flight
attendant in the cabin and an observer in the flight deck.
- Lead Instructor - -Conducts IOE training and administers line checks.
- Leg - -The portion of the flight between two cities.
- Line Holder - -A flight attendant whose schedule entitles him/her to hold a
schedule built by the company.
- Actual Block to Block - -The period of time beginning when an aircraft first
moves under its own power from the ramp blocks and ending when the
aircraft comes to rest at the ramp blocks at any station or other point of
termination.
- AFT - -The rear portion of the aircraft.
- Aircraft - -A device intended for flight in the air.
- Airspeed - -Speed at which the aircraft is traveling through the air; it may
be less or more than the relation to the ground.
- Air Traffic Control (ATC) - -A service operated by the appropriate authority
to promote a safe, orderly, and expeditious flow of aircraft.
- Altitude - -The height of an aircraft above sea level usually expressed in
feet.
Questions and Answers
CRJ 900 (76 PAX) 3 class - -Bombardier Canadian Regional Jet - 76
Passenger; 12 first class, 12 Delta Comfort+ seats, and 52 Main Cabin seats.
- Customer Service Agent (CSA) - -An employee who has the responsibility
of assisting customers, whether it's a customer relations frontline, gate,
cargo, or ground operations employee. Flight Attendants interact with
customer service representatives in boarding and deplaning passengers.
- Deadheading - -Transportation of a crewmember from one point to
another in order to cover a trip or return to base.
- Direct Flight - -Most direct flight making intermediate stops.
- Domicile - -The city designated by the company where flight attendants
are based.
- Duty Time - -The time beginning at the report for duty time and
terminating at the release from duty time.
- ERJ 175 two class - -Embraer Regional Jet - 76 passengers; 12 first class
seats, and 64 Main Cabin/Economy seats.
- Ferry Flight - -A flight set up to move aircraft from one station to another
without passengers.
- First Officer - -A pilot second-in-command whose duty is also to assist or
relieve the Captain/PIC in the manipulation of the controls of an aircraft,
including takeoff and landing.
- Flight - -Movement of an airplane from its point of origin to its final
destination.
- Flight Attendant (FA) - -Individual qualified to perform safety duties and
deliver customer service in the aircraft cabin.
- Flight Time - -The actual elapsed time from departure to arrival for
purposes of pay.
- Forward (FWD) - -Refers to the front portion of the aircraft.
, - Ground Instructor - -Flight attendant who teaches training courses or
performs IOE and line checks.
- Hangar - -Building in which aircraft maintenance is performed and
administrative offices and training are housed.
- Head Wind - -Wind blowing directly against the course of an aircraft.
(opposite direction)
- InFlight Operations - -The team assigned to hire, train, and manage flight
attendants and handle the in flight aspects of each flight.
- Interline - -Transportation segment of two or more airlines or commercial
operators. (Two flights on different carriers.)
- Intermediate Stop - -A scheduled stop between the origination of a flight
and the termination of a flight.
- Jumpseat - -Collapsible seat in the cabin or flight deck, for use by the flight
attendant in the cabin and an observer in the flight deck.
- Lead Instructor - -Conducts IOE training and administers line checks.
- Leg - -The portion of the flight between two cities.
- Line Holder - -A flight attendant whose schedule entitles him/her to hold a
schedule built by the company.
- Actual Block to Block - -The period of time beginning when an aircraft first
moves under its own power from the ramp blocks and ending when the
aircraft comes to rest at the ramp blocks at any station or other point of
termination.
- AFT - -The rear portion of the aircraft.
- Aircraft - -A device intended for flight in the air.
- Airspeed - -Speed at which the aircraft is traveling through the air; it may
be less or more than the relation to the ground.
- Air Traffic Control (ATC) - -A service operated by the appropriate authority
to promote a safe, orderly, and expeditious flow of aircraft.
- Altitude - -The height of an aircraft above sea level usually expressed in
feet.
