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JETBLUE INFLIGHT TRAINING AIRLINE
TERMINOLOGY EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST 2025
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Stow - ANSWERS-act of storing an item brought onboard Sterile Cockpit - ANSWERS-Period of time when the aircraft is moving on theground or flying under 10,000ft. There is no communication other than that of an emergency nature allowed between the flight deck and the inflight crew Taxi - ANSWERS-all surface movement of the aircraft prior to takeoff or afterlanding in which the aircraft is moving on its own power
Taxiway - ANSWERS-ramp/tarmac area used by all aircraft when moving betweenthe runway and the gate area
Airstairs - ANSWERS-moveable stairway driven to aircraft doors
AO - ANSWERS-Airport Operations ARM - ANSWERS-Process of preparing an escape slide for use in an evacuation.When door is opened in armed mode, the escape slide will automatically deploy and inflate. ATC - ANSWERS-Air Traffic Control A/C - ANSWERS-aircraft ACARS - ANSWERS-Aircraft Communication Addressing and Reporting System: Atwo-way communication link between a jetBlue flight and jetBlue's main ground facilities. AFT - ANSWERS-Rear of the aircraft AED - ANSWERS-Automated External Defibrillator Bid - ANSWERS-process of submitting your preferences for monthly schedules Blue City - ANSWERS-a city that jetblue flies to and from
Crew Base - ANSWERS-Specific airport from which all trips will begin and end forinflight crewmembers
CRO - ANSWERS-Complaint Resolution Official: a jetBlue crew member chargedwith specific duties and authority to resolve complaints sometimes made by customers CX - ANSWERS-code for flight cancellation Deadheading - ANSWERS-Flight or Inflight crewmember travelling on companybusiness as non-working crew, either in a customer seat or jumpseat
Disarm - ANSWERS-Process of disabling the escape slide. When door is opened indisarmed mode, the escape slide will not deploy
DOT - ANSWERS-Department of Transportation Entry Doors - ANSWERS-doors on the aircraft used for customer boarding anddeplaning. occasionally referred to as 1L or 2L
Exit Row Seats - ANSWERS-seats from which a customer can go directly to an exitwithout first stepping in to the main aisle
F/A - ANSWERS-Flight Attendant (that's US!)
FAA - ANSWERS-Federal Aviation Administration FAM - ANSWERS-Flight Attendant Manual (i got you, fam) FAR - ANSWERS-Federal Aviation Regulations: Regulations set forth by the FAA bywhich air carriers must abide
FAA Minimum Crew - ANSWERS-minimum number of inflight crewmembersrequired by the FAA to staff a particular type of aircraft
Flight Deck - ANSWERS-Cockpit F/O - ANSWERS-First Officer: this crewmember assists the Captain in the FlightDeck and is 2nd in command of the aircraft
FSB Sign - ANSWERS-Fasten Seatbelt Sign Fuselage - ANSWERS-Body of the Aircraft FWD - ANSWERS-Forward: front of the a/c
J/S - ANSWERS-jumpseat: retractable seat IFC's occupy for takeoff, landing duringinflight and while the aircraft moves on the surfaces of the airport
LAV - ANSWERS-Lavatory: restroom LEG - ANSWERS-a flight segment. EX: a flight from JFK to BUF is one leg MEL - ANSWERS-Minimum Equipment List: a list of equipment that must be inworking order so that a flight may be legally dispatched for operation with customers and crewmembers onboard Narrow Body - ANSWERS-Aircraft designed with a single aisle NTSB - ANSWERS-National Transportation Safety Board: investigates alltransportation-related incidents
OAL - ANSWERS-Other airline OHB - ANSWERS-Overhead Bin: enclosed storage space directly above cabin seats Pairing - ANSWERS-a series of flight legs built together to form the trip an inflightcrewmember or pilot is assigned to work. a pairing can range from 1-5 days.
PIC - ANSWERS-Pilot in Command POB - ANSWERS-Portable Oxygen Bottle Pushback - ANSWERS-action of pushing the aircraft back from the gate using apiece of ground service equipment called a tug
RON - ANSWERS-Remain overnight (aircraft stays overnight at Blue City) Runway - ANSWERS-surface on which the aircraft takes off and lands service doors - ANSWERS-doors on the a/c right by which the caterers and othersupport personnel deliver their services. They are occasionally referred to as 1R or 2R Slide - ANSWERS-escape slide used for evacuations. constructed of rubberizedcanvas and inflates when deployed
Slide/Raft - ANSWERS-escape slide used for evacuations. This can also be used inwater evacuation as a raft. constructed of rubberized canvas and inflates when deployed.
