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At what point does a passenger not need their seatbelts fastened?

Take off

Landing

Cruising altitude

Taxiing

What is "pushback"?

When a customer is rude

When a member of the cabin crew pushes past someone in the aisle

The feeling when opening or closing a pressurised door

Moving a plane backwards from the gate

What is 7:16 p.m. in 24-hour format?

17:16

13:16

19:16

16:17

How long does the emergency oxygen on aircraft last?

Between 15 and 20 minutes

It doesn’t run out

One hour

Until the end of the flight

Can window blinds be used during take-off and landing?

Yes, to block sunlight

Yes, with permission from the cabin crew

No, because the cabin crew need to be able to see outside during take-off and landing in case of any emergency that may occur

No, because cabin crew do not like to watch the view as the plane takes off and lands

Which airport is the code LAX for?

John F. Kennedy International Airport

Los Angeles International

LaGuardia Airport

Quatro de Fevereiro Airport

What is the airport code for London Heathrow?

LHR

LTH

LHW

HRW

What items are commonly featured in the safety demonstration?

Safety card, seat belt, oxygen, life jacket

Brace position practice

Fire extinguisher and life rafts

Food and drink orders

When should passengers apply their own oxygen mask?

Before they help other passengers with their masks

After they have helped vulnerable passengers

During turbulence

When the pilot yells ‘oxygen time’ down the tannoy

Why is the ‘brace’ position important in an emergency landing?

It is the most comfortable position

It is the best position to check the floor for obstructions.

It means you can hide your face to make the situation less scary

It has been researched and has proven to save lives

What is the reason for dimming the cabin lights on night take-off and landing?

So the light doesn’t blind another aircraft

To help the passengers sleep

So passengers can see city lights more clearly as they fly over

In an emergency, the passengers/crews eyes have adapted to night vision

When should lifejackets be inflated?

Once in the water

Before leaving the cabin

Once clear of the aircraft

As soon as a person puts it on

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