AIR CANADA ROUGE EXAM WITH
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ 2026
Rating 3.0
Goods Watch Company ID What is the chain of command?
- ANSWER//Captain Relief Captain First Officer Relief
First Officer In Charge Flight Attendant Flight Attendants
in order of seniority What are the three C's of crew
resource management? - ANSWER//Communication
Cooperation Coordination When should a cabin crew
member report for duty? - ANSWER//One hour prior to
flight departure Who is responsible for conducting the pre-
flight safety briefing? - ANSWER//The in-charge flight
attendant How are the crew seats assigned? -
ANSWER//In order of priority What is the procedure if a
piece of equipment is nonoperational? - ANSWER//The
flight attendants must inform the in-charge flight attendant,
who in turn informs the captain What must be checked in
the galley? - ANSWER//No suspicious items or activity
noticed in the: stowage waste oven coffee makers trollies
carriers How much of a gap should be between the bridge
and the aircraft? - ANSWER//Maximum 2 inches Why is
there a gap between the bridge and the aircraft? -
ANSWER//it is necessary to prevent damage to the
aircraft Passenger boarding can only commence when: -
ANSWER//all cabin crew are boarded What is the
minimum number of cabin crew required to fuel a 319 with
passengers on board? - ANSWER//3 What is the minimum
number of cabin crew required to fuel a 321 with
passengers on board? - ANSWER//4 What is the minimum
number of cabin crew required to fuel a 767 with
,passengers on board? - ANSWER//6 What is the only
exception to the minimum number of cabin crew required
to fuel an aircraft with passengers on board? -
ANSWER//If a cabin crew member is using the bridge
phone What is the APU? - ANSWER//Auxiliary Power Unit
Where is the APU located? - ANSWER//in the aft What is
the procedure for transporting live organs? - ANSWER//-
The customer sales agent delivers the organ directly to
the in-charge flight attendant -the in-charge flight
attendant advises captain that they have a live organ on
board -the organ must be stowed in appropriate stowage -
the in-charge flight attendant will give the live organ to the
CSA meeting the flight at destination What strollers are
allowed on the aircraft? - ANSWER//collapsible strollers
Where must strollers be stored on the aircraft? -
ANSWER//in a coatroom or overhead bin underneath seat
adjacent to window What is the procedure for storing
canes/crutches on board? - ANSWER//In overhead bins or
coatroom cabin crew MUST inform passenger where their
equipment is, and encourage them to advise crew if they
need to use the lavatories or to stretch legs What is the
process of duplicate seats? - ANSWER//-Verify the seat
assignment. -Ask the passenger who is already seated if
they are in the correct seat. -Check both boarding passes.
-If someone is in the incorrect seat, advise and lead them
to the correct seat. -If it is a dupe seating assignment, tell
passengers we will be back momentarily to fix the issue
and bring boarding passes to gate agent. -Show
passenger to new seat. What is pushback? -
ANSWER//When the plane is reversing from the gate
What is delay service determined by? - ANSWER//the
length of the delay What is an extended on-board delay? -
ANSWER//When an aircraft is held on the tarmac before
takeoff or after landing for more than 4 hours On an
extended delay, update announcements must be made
how frequently? - ANSWER//15 minutes On an extended
delay, food and water service must be conducted no later
,than - ANSWER//2 hours into the delay Delay service
must be coordinated between which crew members? -
ANSWER//Captain and In Charge Flight Attendant After
an extended delay, the in-charge flight attendant must
report what? - ANSWER//What time service began on the
IFS report In a ground delay, what is the minimum notice
that the Captain must advise of taxi? - ANSWER//10
minutes What is the PIL? - ANSWER//Passenger
information list When must window blinds be open and
why? - ANSWER//On all doors and exits, and all
passenger windows for visibility of weather and fuelling
Why do the seats need to be vertical for takeoff/landing
and taxi? - ANSWER//Keeps maximum space available for
passenger/crew movement between rows in the event of
an evacuation How many premium seats are on Rouge
aircrafts? - ANSWER//316-> 12 321-> 16 767-> 24 What
is the process of arming a door? - ANSWER//Arm
according to instructions Cross check Confirm door is
armed to in charge What is the silent review? -
ANSWER//When you're in jump seat before take-off, it is
the list you run through in your head OLDABCs Operation
of emergency and alternate exits Location of safety
equipment Disabled bodied passengers Able bodied
passengers Bracing positions Commands What is SOP? -
ANSWER//Standard operating procedures (SOP) are a
detailed explanation of how a policy is to be implemented.
In flight service must cease for turbulence above level: -
ANSWER//light How often must the cabin and lavatories
be checked? - ANSWER//Every 15 minutes What signals
the aircraft landing in 10 minutes? - ANSWER//flight crew
will cycle the seatbelt sign on and off 3 times What signals
an imminent landing? - ANSWER//illuminated exit signs
and high low chime heard when landing gear is extended
When flight crew announces "cabin crew prepare for
landing", what must be completed? - ANSWER//- verify
door status -disarm doors -visually check disarm door
indicators -cross check doors -confirm to in-charge that
, the door is disarmed What are SPATS? -
ANSWER//special attention passengers (elderly, disabled,
adults with infants) When the seat belt sign is illuminated,
what must cabin crew do? - ANSWER//-make a PA -seat
belt check -ensure lavatories are clear -ensure infants in
carriers or bassinets are removed and held in lap
Atmospheric pressure halves every - ANSWER//18,000
feet of altitude What is hypoxic hypoxia? - ANSWER//the
most common form of hypoxia encountered by aviators
insufficient oxygen available to lungs -smoking
exacerbates What is stagnant hypoxia? -
ANSWER//Reduction in the bloods ability to circulate
properly in the body to get tissues adequate oxygen cold
exposure What is anemic hypoxia? - ANSWER//when the
blood's oxygen carrying capacity is greatly reduced What
is histotoxic hypoxia? - ANSWER//results from an
interference of body tissues to use oxygen (alcohol,
narcotics, cyanide interfere with cell's ability to use an
adequate supply of oxygen) Usually occurs from: alcohol
abuse, drugs, poisons. What is the TUC? -
ANSWER//Time of Useful Consciousness What is the
TUC at 20,000 ft? - ANSWER//4 minutes What is the TUC
at 40,000 feet? - ANSWER//20 seconds What is
decompression sickness? - ANSWER//A condition
characterized by a variety of symptoms resulting from
exposure to low barometric pressures uncommon under
18,000 feet unless scuba diving What are the symptoms
of decompression sickness? - ANSWER//joint pain
dizziness headache loss of cognitive function fatigue
numbness/tingling weakness in arms and/or legs skin
rashes/discolouration What factors impact the risk of
hypoxia? - ANSWER//Age Sex Fitness State of Fatigue
Time in low barometric pressures Why must you not fly
with sinus congestion? - ANSWER//Very painful and can
cause eardrums to blow What are the signs and
symptoms of hypoxia? - ANSWER//Euphoria Loss of
cognitive function vision and auditory changes headache
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ 2026
Rating 3.0
Goods Watch Company ID What is the chain of command?
- ANSWER//Captain Relief Captain First Officer Relief
First Officer In Charge Flight Attendant Flight Attendants
in order of seniority What are the three C's of crew
resource management? - ANSWER//Communication
Cooperation Coordination When should a cabin crew
member report for duty? - ANSWER//One hour prior to
flight departure Who is responsible for conducting the pre-
flight safety briefing? - ANSWER//The in-charge flight
attendant How are the crew seats assigned? -
ANSWER//In order of priority What is the procedure if a
piece of equipment is nonoperational? - ANSWER//The
flight attendants must inform the in-charge flight attendant,
who in turn informs the captain What must be checked in
the galley? - ANSWER//No suspicious items or activity
noticed in the: stowage waste oven coffee makers trollies
carriers How much of a gap should be between the bridge
and the aircraft? - ANSWER//Maximum 2 inches Why is
there a gap between the bridge and the aircraft? -
ANSWER//it is necessary to prevent damage to the
aircraft Passenger boarding can only commence when: -
ANSWER//all cabin crew are boarded What is the
minimum number of cabin crew required to fuel a 319 with
passengers on board? - ANSWER//3 What is the minimum
number of cabin crew required to fuel a 321 with
passengers on board? - ANSWER//4 What is the minimum
number of cabin crew required to fuel a 767 with
,passengers on board? - ANSWER//6 What is the only
exception to the minimum number of cabin crew required
to fuel an aircraft with passengers on board? -
ANSWER//If a cabin crew member is using the bridge
phone What is the APU? - ANSWER//Auxiliary Power Unit
Where is the APU located? - ANSWER//in the aft What is
the procedure for transporting live organs? - ANSWER//-
The customer sales agent delivers the organ directly to
the in-charge flight attendant -the in-charge flight
attendant advises captain that they have a live organ on
board -the organ must be stowed in appropriate stowage -
the in-charge flight attendant will give the live organ to the
CSA meeting the flight at destination What strollers are
allowed on the aircraft? - ANSWER//collapsible strollers
Where must strollers be stored on the aircraft? -
ANSWER//in a coatroom or overhead bin underneath seat
adjacent to window What is the procedure for storing
canes/crutches on board? - ANSWER//In overhead bins or
coatroom cabin crew MUST inform passenger where their
equipment is, and encourage them to advise crew if they
need to use the lavatories or to stretch legs What is the
process of duplicate seats? - ANSWER//-Verify the seat
assignment. -Ask the passenger who is already seated if
they are in the correct seat. -Check both boarding passes.
-If someone is in the incorrect seat, advise and lead them
to the correct seat. -If it is a dupe seating assignment, tell
passengers we will be back momentarily to fix the issue
and bring boarding passes to gate agent. -Show
passenger to new seat. What is pushback? -
ANSWER//When the plane is reversing from the gate
What is delay service determined by? - ANSWER//the
length of the delay What is an extended on-board delay? -
ANSWER//When an aircraft is held on the tarmac before
takeoff or after landing for more than 4 hours On an
extended delay, update announcements must be made
how frequently? - ANSWER//15 minutes On an extended
delay, food and water service must be conducted no later
,than - ANSWER//2 hours into the delay Delay service
must be coordinated between which crew members? -
ANSWER//Captain and In Charge Flight Attendant After
an extended delay, the in-charge flight attendant must
report what? - ANSWER//What time service began on the
IFS report In a ground delay, what is the minimum notice
that the Captain must advise of taxi? - ANSWER//10
minutes What is the PIL? - ANSWER//Passenger
information list When must window blinds be open and
why? - ANSWER//On all doors and exits, and all
passenger windows for visibility of weather and fuelling
Why do the seats need to be vertical for takeoff/landing
and taxi? - ANSWER//Keeps maximum space available for
passenger/crew movement between rows in the event of
an evacuation How many premium seats are on Rouge
aircrafts? - ANSWER//316-> 12 321-> 16 767-> 24 What
is the process of arming a door? - ANSWER//Arm
according to instructions Cross check Confirm door is
armed to in charge What is the silent review? -
ANSWER//When you're in jump seat before take-off, it is
the list you run through in your head OLDABCs Operation
of emergency and alternate exits Location of safety
equipment Disabled bodied passengers Able bodied
passengers Bracing positions Commands What is SOP? -
ANSWER//Standard operating procedures (SOP) are a
detailed explanation of how a policy is to be implemented.
In flight service must cease for turbulence above level: -
ANSWER//light How often must the cabin and lavatories
be checked? - ANSWER//Every 15 minutes What signals
the aircraft landing in 10 minutes? - ANSWER//flight crew
will cycle the seatbelt sign on and off 3 times What signals
an imminent landing? - ANSWER//illuminated exit signs
and high low chime heard when landing gear is extended
When flight crew announces "cabin crew prepare for
landing", what must be completed? - ANSWER//- verify
door status -disarm doors -visually check disarm door
indicators -cross check doors -confirm to in-charge that
, the door is disarmed What are SPATS? -
ANSWER//special attention passengers (elderly, disabled,
adults with infants) When the seat belt sign is illuminated,
what must cabin crew do? - ANSWER//-make a PA -seat
belt check -ensure lavatories are clear -ensure infants in
carriers or bassinets are removed and held in lap
Atmospheric pressure halves every - ANSWER//18,000
feet of altitude What is hypoxic hypoxia? - ANSWER//the
most common form of hypoxia encountered by aviators
insufficient oxygen available to lungs -smoking
exacerbates What is stagnant hypoxia? -
ANSWER//Reduction in the bloods ability to circulate
properly in the body to get tissues adequate oxygen cold
exposure What is anemic hypoxia? - ANSWER//when the
blood's oxygen carrying capacity is greatly reduced What
is histotoxic hypoxia? - ANSWER//results from an
interference of body tissues to use oxygen (alcohol,
narcotics, cyanide interfere with cell's ability to use an
adequate supply of oxygen) Usually occurs from: alcohol
abuse, drugs, poisons. What is the TUC? -
ANSWER//Time of Useful Consciousness What is the
TUC at 20,000 ft? - ANSWER//4 minutes What is the TUC
at 40,000 feet? - ANSWER//20 seconds What is
decompression sickness? - ANSWER//A condition
characterized by a variety of symptoms resulting from
exposure to low barometric pressures uncommon under
18,000 feet unless scuba diving What are the symptoms
of decompression sickness? - ANSWER//joint pain
dizziness headache loss of cognitive function fatigue
numbness/tingling weakness in arms and/or legs skin
rashes/discolouration What factors impact the risk of
hypoxia? - ANSWER//Age Sex Fitness State of Fatigue
Time in low barometric pressures Why must you not fly
with sinus congestion? - ANSWER//Very painful and can
cause eardrums to blow What are the signs and
symptoms of hypoxia? - ANSWER//Euphoria Loss of
cognitive function vision and auditory changes headache
