Seatbelts and tray tables
Pilot in Command can require seatbelts to be worn at what times?
1. Movement on the surface
2. During takeoff or landing
3. At any time during the flight the pilot deems them necessary
Who must accompany a child in an approved child restraint system?
Parent/Guardian
Restraints in subsection 1 also apply to what types of restraint systems?
1. Child restraints
2. Parachutists
3. Anyone performing work around an opening in the structure of the aircraft
Can a child restraint system be placed in an emergency exit row?
No
When encountering greater than light turbulence, the pilot in command should direct the flight crew to:
1. Discontinue service duties
2. Secure the cabin
3. Occupy a seat equipped with a seatbelt and fasten it.
Congratulations on purchasing your nifty new Acme crush proof child seat! What part of it are you not to use?
The tether strap
The flight starts to get real bumpy and for some reason the captain forgot that he's the boss. You as the head flight attendant are now responsible to:
1. Directing all passengers to fasten their seatbelts
2. Direct all cabin personnel to discontinue service, secure the cabin, and return to assigned seats and fasten their seatbelts
You're the head flight attendant and things get bumpy. You've shut down the drinks and snacks and told everybody to go back to their seats. Who are you now required to report to?
The pilot in command.