Narrowbody Practice Test

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• Which app is used to enhance customer experience, driver recognition, and display the current DE phase for flights?
• What action should flight attendants take in preparation for expected moderate turbulence?
• What is the primary purpose of the inflatable slides on the A220?
• Which of the following customer expectations should be considered when empathizing with customers at the counter?
• What is a common reason for applying corrosion inhibitors in maintenance?
• During a go-around, when should you retract flaps?
• Which statement about Service Bulletins (SBs) is true?
• As the flight leader on the 717, how do you call and speak to the aft L flight attendant station?
• What is ECAM and how should crews respond to its warnings during flight?
• How does the pitot-static system provide air data, and what happens if a pitot tube is blocked?
• Where are the DOT priority stowage locations on the 73R/73J?
• Which flight attendant position is typically assigned to oversee the cabin's safety and service procedures?
• What is the primary function of the My Flight app?
• If a tire shows sidewall damage with a visible cut or bulge, what is the recommended action?
• What is the role of the outflow valve in the pressurization system?
• What type of information does the food service receipt (FSR) provide?
• In what situations is the Quick Reference Handbook typically used?
• What is the typical use of autobrakes and thrust reversers on landing?
• What are the minimum crew positions for the A321neo?
• Which data is essential for RNAV navigation to function via an FMS?
• How does center of gravity location affect takeoff and landing performance in a narrowbody?
• What is the purpose of MEL items and how does a pilot determine if they can fly with them?
• What is the appropriate action to secure the tray tables before takeoff and landing on the A220?
• How can a pilot detect and verify a pitot-static system failure on a narrowbody?
• What type of emergency escape path lights are found in the 717?
• What type of food is offered on flights that are 1500 miles and above?
• What is the recommended action if an engine fails at or after V1 during takeoff?
• Which components are typically activated for anti-ice actions when icing conditions are detected on a narrowbody?
• What is the recommended action if an engine failure occurs before V1 during takeoff?
• What is the preflight check for cart restraint straps?
• Which types of oxygen are found in aircrafts?
• What mechanism assists in the closing of fully loaded overhead bins in the 737-900?
• What does the designation 73J/73R refer to in the context of the 737-900?
• When must the galley be secured while on the ground before a flight?
• How many crew members are required as a minimum on the 757-200 (75G)?
• Which reference document is followed for fire-related abnormal procedures on a narrowbody?
• How should you plan around convective weather along a route and what display information helps with this?
• What additional amenity is complimentary to customers seated in Delta Comfort but not in Delta Main?
• How many emergency exit doors does the A220-100 have?
• Is it true that the interphone cannot be used to signal an emergency to the cabin on the A321/321 neo?
• Who benefits the most from the presence of a wheelchair strapping kit on the 737-900?
• If you are the 2L flight attendant on the 757-200 (75D/H), which button would you press to call the flight attendant at the 3L/R doors?
• What actions are taken for a cabin depressurization event in flight?
• What is the primary role of the Purser during a flight?
• Which law ensures customers with disabilities have the right to travel?
• Which of the following is a sign that a tire may need replacement due to uneven wear?
• How do you determine if a tire needs replacement?
• What are common corrective actions for corrosion?
• What are the roles of the two hydraulic systems, and how do they power flight controls and landing gear?
• What is the first step in the arming process for the 737 main cabin door?
• Which component is used to transfer fuel between wing tanks to balance the distribution?
• How does cabin pressurization achieve a controlled cabin altitude?
• What distinguishes a MEL item from a CDL item?
• Which action is NOT a typical part of addressing an in-flight fire warning?
• What is the purpose of a torque stripe/anti-seize lubricant on fasteners?
• Why is proper torque sequencing important during component installation?
• What is the purpose of a crossfeed valve in a twin-engine installation?
• A swivel jumpsuit is located at 2Rc on which of the following aircraft?
• Which seat feature indicates to passengers that it is safe for them to stow their belongings for takeoff?
• Which snack type is offered before serving a meal in Delta First?
• What type of life vests are provided for crew members on the A220-100?
• What signal indicates to the ACS agent that the door is safe to open?
• What are the primary electrical power sources on a typical narrowbody, and what provides power if the primary sources fail?
• For which type of passenger is the wheelchair strapping kit particularly designed?
• Where is the manual inflation handle located in the frame of A220 window exits?
• On which aircraft models are cart restraint straps located?
• How is an oxygen mask supply regulated for crew during high-altitude operations?
• Which source provides essential DC power during a primary-source failure, if the other sources are not available?
• What is the Ram Air Turbine (RAT) used for on a narrowbody?
• Which law is specifically designed for air carriers accessibility for individuals with disabilities?
• What is the primary purpose of the wheelchair strapping kit on an aircraft?
• Which feature increases accessibility on the 737-900?
• What actions should be taken for an engine fire in flight?
• How is weight and balance data used when planning a flight?
• What is the time frame for beginning service delivery in Delta First Cabin after takeoff, with flight conditions permitting?
• How can you recognize a hydraulic system leak on an aircraft?
• Which of the following best describes primary flight controls?
• Identify two main sources of electrical power for normal operation on a narrowbody aircraft.
• How is landing weight managed on narrowbody aircraft that do not have a fuel jettison capability?
• How does auto braking function on landing and when might a pilot choose manual braking?
• How many flight attendant jumpseat positions are available on the A220?
• During a load shed, which systems are prioritized?
• In which scenario might a pilot choose manual braking rather than relying on auto braking?
• Why is corrosion control important for a narrowbody airframe, and what are common corrective actions?
• How does the FMS VNAV mode help with vertical navigation, and what limitations should pilots monitor?
• Which command may be used to signal a cabin crew emergency on some aircraft?
• A green light illuminates on the call light panel on the A220. What does this indicate?
• When ditching on the 737-900 (739), which exits cannot be used?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of exit seat verification?
• What flotation equipment is available on the A220-100 (221)?
• On which aircraft model can the seats be used for flotation?
• What term describes someone who actively shares their dissatisfaction with a brand or company?
• Which item is NOT a factor in determining whether a tire needs replacement?
• What components are included in the primary flight control set?
• What must flight attendants do before commencing service after turbulence?
• What action would help identify a gauge or wiring fault in a suspect fuel quantity indication?
• What is the difference between Airworthiness Directives (ADs) and Service Bulletins (SBs)?
• How is standby power typically supplied for essential flight instruments if main power is lost?
• How does load distribution affect center of gravity management on a narrowbody airframe?
• What is the purpose of a tire pressure monitoring or inflation system on a narrowbody?
• What are the main components of a typical fire protection system on a narrowbody, and what is the first action on a fire warning in a pertinent compartment?
• If a cabin altitude warning occurs while cruising at high altitude, what is the first action in the approved procedure?
• What kind of slides does the A220 have?
• What is the essential electrical bus in a narrowbody electrical system primarily used for?
• What is an important safety measure for ensuring customers are fit for exit row seating?
• What is the primary purpose of reading fault codes from the fault memory or maintenance computer?
• What is the function of Flight Control Computers and flight control laws in a narrowbody?
• What are the basic steps in a go-around procedure at a non-stabilized approach?
• How many hydraulic systems are standard on a narrowbody and what are their general responsibilities?
• How is fuel distributed in a typical narrowbody, and how does fuel imbalance affect the center of gravity?
• What type of food is not typically offered on short-haul flights under 900 miles?
• What regulatory aspect is important when implementing accessibility features in aircraft?
• How is stall warning or stick shaker activated?
• What is the function of the outflow valve in cabin pressurization, and how does it behave during climb and descent?
• When are boost pumps typically used in the fuel system?
• What is the proper sequence during a cabin altitude warning after initiating descent?
• What is the purpose and operation of the Ram Air Turbine (RAT) on a narrowbody in an electrical outage?
• Which statement correctly defines V1, Vr, and V2, and how weight affects these speeds?
• What is a key responsibility of flight attendants during a pre-flight briefing?
• Which modification to the 737-900 model helps accommodate a wider range of passengers?
• What indications would suggest a FADEC fault?
• What should be considered when investigating an abnormal fuel quantity indication?
• What color does the call light turn when a call is received from another flight attendant station on the A220?
• Do most narrowbody aircraft have a fuel jettison capability? If not, why?
• Which aircraft is equipped with a wheelchair strapping kit?
• What is crossfeed in the fuel system, and when is crossfeed permitted?
• In the environmental control system, what is ram air primarily used for?
• What steps are involved in donning crew altitude emergency oxygen during a depressurization?
• Which statement correctly describes RNAV navigation with an FMS and what LNAV/VNAV provides?
• What document provides information about meals and food options supplied on a particular flight?
• What is the purpose of crossfeed in the fuel system, and how does it relate to balance?
• What icing conditions require anti-ice actions and how are they implemented on a narrowbody?
• How can you identify Delta Comfort seats on a plane?
• What should be done to any cart containing flight fuel items prior to arrival?
• What does the acronym LEAP stand for in customer service?
• Which factors affect landing distance and how can braking performance be optimized on a wet runway?
• What is the primary purpose of isolating a bleed source during a bleed air leak?
• Which steps verify an abnormal fuel quantity indication in flight?
• What are typical indicators of a hydraulic system failure and how would you isolate or mitigate the issue?
• In the context of fuel management, what is the purpose of crossfeed?
• What is one protocol when preparing for departure on the A220?
• What would you attach the survival kit to prior to opening the exit in a ditching on the A321?
• Which of the following indicates that the MIQ seats in Delta first are ready for taxi, takeoff, and landing on the A220?
• What is the required preflight check for the delethalization pads?
• What characteristic identifies Delta Comfort seats compared to regular seats?
• Which of the following is a typical warning you might receive from a tire pressure monitoring system?
• If a single engine exhibits abnormal fuel flow during start, what is the immediate action?
• How is engine anti-ice typically supplied on a narrowbody?
• What is a likely consequence if the airplane reaches a stall and you do not recover properly?
• What is the purpose of the cabin pressure relief valve?
• What is the difference between anti-icing and de-icing, and how are they used on a narrowbody?
• Prior to arrival, any cart containing alcoholic beverages must be:
• If load distribution causes the center of gravity to exceed limits, what is the most likely consequence?
• Which action should you perform before starting an engine on a narrowbody?
• How does a narrowbody control cabin pressure and what component regulates the differential pressure?
• Which additional amenity differentiates Delta Comfort seats from Delta Main?
• Which action is included in the standard engine fire in flight procedure sequence?
• On the A220, where should customers be directed to enter the water during a ditching scenario?
• In flight, how is a cargo fire in a cargo compartment addressed and what steps are taken to extinguish?
• What is the function of the engine-driven fuel pump in a typical narrowbody fuel system?
• How does the presence of a wheelchair strapping kit impact the boarding process?
• What is the benefit of having two hydraulic systems in terms of flight control and reliability?
• Within the environmental control system, how is conditioned air produced for cabin conditioning?
• What is the role of the Flight Data Recorder and Cockpit Voice Recorder (FDR/CVR) during investigations?
• How does wing anti-ice protection generally operate on a narrowbody?
• Which statement best describes the relationship of AoA sensors to stall protection?
• What is the role of anti-collision lights during approach and landing?
• Define an electrical load shed scenario and its effect on aircraft systems.
• When is it appropriate to disconnect autopilot during a go-around or missed approach?
• How is fuel imbalance detected and corrected in flight on a narrowbody?
• How should flight attendants verify passenger compliance during safety briefings?
• By how many minutes should service delivery in Delta Main begin after takeoff, flight conditions permitting?
• In the context of airplane seating, what does 'accessibility' primarily refer to?
• Where is the DOT priority stowage location on the A220-100?
• When should flight attendants conduct a visual assessment of customers seated in an exit row?
• For the A220, what is the preflight check for emergency lighting?
• What is the purpose of bleed air in a narrowbody, and how does it relate to the environmental control system?
• What component ensures fuel pressure to engine-driven pumps during low tank pressure or start?
• How do the autopilot and flight director interact on a typical narrowbody, and when are they engaged or disengaged?
• How do the air conditioning packs operate and what happens if a pack fails?
• How is a fuel leak typically detected and addressed on a narrowbody?
• What is the purpose of cross-bleed valves and when are they opened?
• Which action is part of a typical engine fire in flight procedure?
• Which device is used to provide bleed air on the ground when engines are not running?
• What is the purpose of the oxygen system on a narrowbody, and how is passenger oxygen delivered?
• In cockpit electrical fault troubleshooting, which step typically follows verifying power sources?
• What amenities are available to customers seated in Delta Main on a domestic flight with a mileage range of 500-899?
• What is the flow rate duration of chemically generated oxygen in the cabin?
• Where are the escape straps used for water evacuation located on the A220?
• At what altitude above ground is stabilization typically confirmed on a narrowbody approach?
• Which of the following describes indicators of an approach to stall and the correct recovery actions?
• What are common signs of a bleed air leak and what immediate actions should be taken?
• What type of food is offered on flights that are 900 miles and above?
• Which of the following best describes the 737-900's ability to transport passengers safely?
• Which of the following best defines a stabilized approach for a narrowbody aircraft?
• What is a common feature among newer models of the 737 series?
• Which system supplies conditioned air to the cabin and cockpit?
• What are the steps for a typical missed approach, including configuration changes and power settings?
• When using crossfeed, what limits apply?
• What is the typical operating hydraulic system pressure for most narrowbody aircraft?
• What is the purpose of landing gear bay doors and what do gear position indicators show?
• Identify two main functions of an auxiliary power unit (APU) on a narrowbody.
• What would you attach the survival kit to prior to opening the exit in a ditching on the 757?
• What is the typical source for reading electrical fault codes on an aircraft?
• What steps are taken if a fire warning occurs in flight?
• How do you apply performance planning principles to ensure safe margins during takeoff and landing on a narrowbody?
• When are wing anti-ice and engine anti-ice typically activated on a narrowbody?
• Which source is used to determine takeoff distance, and what inputs are required?
• In abnormal operations, which resource guides the recommended procedures?
• Under what conditions would you perform an ADIRU/IR reset and what symptoms would prompt it?
• During a flight from MSP to ORD greater than 251 miles, will you offer Delta comfort customers another round of beverages and snacks during the dreaming phase (DE5)?
• Standby power for essential flight instruments is typically supplied by what combination?
• The overhead bins on the 737-900 (739) are equipped with a mechanism that reduces the maximum closing force of a fully loaded bin. What is this mechanism called?
• Which data sources are used to plan around convective weather along a route?
• The 717 tail one has a slide that can be detached and used for flotation during a ditching. True or false?
• In an evacuation situation, which resource is most critical for ensuring passenger safety?
• Which of the following is an advantage of using a wheelchair strapping kit on aircraft?
• In cabin pressurization, which elements are involved in regulating pressure and temperature?
• How should a pilot verify pitot-static failure using instruments?
• For aircraft equipped with slide/rafts, when preparing for a Red Emergency, what should be done with the Survival Kits?
• Secondary flight controls include which components?
• What is the purpose of interpreting fault codes after reading them?
• Where is the manual inflation handle located on A321 2L/R and 3L/R cabin doors?
• On which jumpseat stations are flight attendant panels installed on the A321?
• What is the flow rate duration of compressed oxygen in the lavatory?
• How would you estimate landing distance on a wet runway for a narrowbody using published data?
• What is the standard engine start sequence for a modern narrowbody engine?
• What is the purpose of the maintenance manual QRH and when is it used?
• Describe a typical fault isolation/troubleshooting approach for a cockpit electrical fault.
• In an aircraft environmental control system, what is ram air used for?
• In abnormal situations with ECAM warnings, what is the recommended response?
• What information do the PFD, ND, and ECAM displays provide to the crew on a narrowbody?
• In fault isolation, what comes after isolating the symptom?
• How do you determine what type of escape device is located at A319/320 door exits?
• What is the purpose of the FDR/CVR in maintenance and safety investigations?
• What is the purpose of a go-around decision and when is it performed?
• What is autoland capability and under what conditions is it typically certified on a narrowbody?
• What is the role of FADEC in modern engines?
• What is the purpose of the hydraulic reservoir in a hydraulic system?
• Which of the following best describes the cues indicating a stabilized approach has been achieved?
• Where are the escape straps located in the A320 cabin?
• In an evacuation, which direction should you face when opening the over wing exits on the 717?
• Which of the following reflects high quality expectations from customers?
• What is the typical engine start sequence for a narrowbody and what checks are performed before starting?
• Besides engine speed and fuel, FADEC manages what?
• Under which conditions will the Cabin Pressure Warning Light flash?
• Which minimum crew position on the A220 is responsible for exit seat verification of the window exits?
• What critical aspect of the 737-900 aids in promoting inclusivity for all passengers?
• Which series of the 737 is known for its enhanced accessibility features?