Acronyms
What is NLVR? What is the speed limit?
Non-License Vehicle Road
25 (20 inclement weather)
What is the ship number for a 350-900?
3500's
Name Rules of the Road (Core values) CRIS
Care, Resilience, Integrity, Servant leadership
What are the 4 ways you can tell when the engine has been cut off on the aircraft?
1. Hear the spooling down
2. Beacon light
3. Wing walkers
4. Let someone go first
Where can you park on the grass?
Nowhere
What is SSI?
Sensitive Security Information
What is the ship number for a 717?
9500's
What are the 5 things needed to be in full uniform compliance?
Bump Cap, Safety Vest, Safety-Toe Shoes, Cabin Uniform, SIDA Badge
What are the 4 major areas (Exterior)?
Fuselage, Engines, Wings, Horizontal stabilzers
Name 4 out of 9 Main components of a high lift truck
Stabilizers, Truck cab, box controls, rear platform, forks, front platform, truck box, equipment shelves, stabilizers controls
What are 3 C's and a NO
Communication
Collaboration
Consideration
Navigation
Observation
This question is not a ship # ....
What number do you call for a safety timeout?
404-714-7233
What are the 4 lifesavers?
Seat Belts
Beacon Lights
PPE
GSE
What are the 4 locations for aircraft type
Inform
Door
Under nose
Inform
PSIC
What gate can a high lift truck not go past?
E35/E36
What is S.T.L.?
Stop. Think. Locate.
What is the ship number for a 767-400?
1800s (Teens)
Name the Global Clean: Focus on 5
Lavs/Galley, seat debris, seat back pockets, tray tables, floors
Where are the 4 locations for the ship number?
Aircraft tail, Nose gear, Inform, Flight deck
Name 3 out of 6 Rules of the NLVR
1. No devices
2. Speed limit
3. Pedestrians
4. Pay attention
5. Stop completely
6. Wait
What is ASAP? When do you fill out one?
Aviation Safety Action Program
Accidents or Incidents
What is the ship number for a 321?
5001-5030
3001-3098
1001-1029
What is the first step to do if you find an explosive device on the aircraft?
Get off of the aircraft
Where is the Registration # located outside of the aircraft?
Fuselage
Name the 5 components on an international (widebody) aircraft.
1. Flight deck
2. Lavatories
3. Galley
4. Cabin
5. Crew rest