Aviation – Exam 2

Exam No.2
I confirm that the work submitted for this assignment is my own.

Learner name, Kiran Choudhary Ramkumar Date Batch code

Reference id FIVT/MUM/21-22/106 17-04- F-1

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Guidelines for Exam-

1. The learner should be able to identify, label and describing various

safety and emergency equipment available On-Board for safety of
passengers.

2. Exam No.2 is of 30 Marks

3. No negative marking

4. Allocated Time : 1 hour

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Question 1: Please identify the Emergency Equipment and label them (1 mark for each Equipment)

(1 mark)

Ans :- Fire Extinguisher

(1 mark)

Ans:- Portable Oxygen Cylinder

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(1 mark)

Ans:- Seat Belt

(1 mark)

Ans:- Megaphone
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(1 mark)

Ans. Radio Beacon

(1 mark)

Ans:- First Aid Kit

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(1 mark)

Ans :- Smoke Hood

(1 mark)

Ans :- Asbestos Gloves

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(1 mark)

Ans :- Life Vest Jacket

(2 marks)

Ans:- No Smoking Sign and Fasten Seat Belt Sign

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(1 mark)

Ans:- Lavatory Door Latch

(1 mark)

Ans Cabin Interpersonal Communication system

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Question 2: Identify Smoke hood Box, Torch, Handset, PA, Emergency switch toggle switch ( 5 marks)

Ans. :- A. Smoke hood box

B. Torch

C. Emergency switch toggle

D. PA

E. Handset

B
C
A

D
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Question 3: Identify Cart lock/unlock paddle, Hot jug, Drawer, Cabinet, griller cage, Cart,
Warmer Flask, Hot Water Boiler and First class trolly (9 marks)

Ans.

A- Cart
B- Warm Flask
C- Hot Water Boiler
D- Hot jug
E- Griller cage
F- Cabinet
G- First class trolly
H- Drawer
I- Cart lock/ unlock paddle

Question 4. What is the difference between Crew and Passenger life jacket? ( 1 Marks)

Ans :- There is the only difference is that:-

 Passenger life vest is of yellow in colour

 Cabin crews life vest is orange in colour.

Question 5. When is the seat -belt sign will come to ON mode in the Aircraft? ( 2 Marks )
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Ans:- The seat-belt sign will come to on mode for the following: -

1. The seat-belt sign will stay on until the plane reaches its safe altitude until it lands safely.

2. The seat-belt sign will get on when the flight is about to land.

3. If a pilot believes that conditions are, or are likely to be, such that passenger movement poses a
threat, the fasten seat belt sign is illuminated. Exactly when those conditions are present is up to the
captain's discretion.

4. If there are chances of turbulence, then the captain may have decided to "play it safe" and left the
seatbelt sign illuminated. One other consideration is that 125 knot winds are usually associated with a
Jetstream. Clear air turbulence can happen suddenly and without warning in Jetstream.