Envoy Airlines EXAM NEWEST EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW VERSION!!

Envoy Airlines EXAM NEWEST EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW VERSION!! Envoy Airlines - Answer- -A regional airline network owned by AMR. -Based in Irving, Texas. -Combined fleet of over 240 jet and turboprop aircraft. -Over 1,200 daily flights. -US, Canada, Mexico -Safety is the first and foremost consideration and foundation of our success. Crew Scheduler Responsibilities - Answer- -Ensures each flight is fully staffed with a legal and qualified flight crew. -Ensures compliance of Federal Aviation Regulations-FARs. -Ensures compliance of pilot and flight attendant agreements. -Be reactive as well as proactive EMJ-175 - Answer- -Aircraft has 12 first-class, 20 main cabin extra and 44 main cabin seats. -Currently operated out of DFW. -2 Flight Attendants. The Envoy Fleet CRJ-700-E7 (Characteristics)- Equipment Code - Answer- CR7 The Envoy Fleet CRJ-700-E7 (Characteristics)-Pressurized Cabin - Answer- Yes The Envoy Fleet CRJ-700-E7 (Characteristics)-Flight Attendant on Board - Answer- Yes The Envoy Fleet CRJ-700-E7 (Characteristics)-Lavatory on board - Answer- Yes The Envoy Fleet CRJ-700-E7 (Characteristics)-Overhead and underseat stowage available - Answer- yes The Envoy Fleet CRJ-700-E7 (Characteristics)-Adjustable headrests - Answer- Yes The Envoy Fleet CRJ-700-E7 (Characteristics)-Cruising Altitude - Answer- 37,000 feet Cruising Speed - Answer- 534 mph CRJ-700-E7 Length/Wingspan - Answer- 106'8"/76'3" Total Seats - Answer- 70 EMJ-140 (Characteristics)-Equipment Code - Answer- ERD EMJ-140 (Characteristics)-Cruising Altitude - Answer- 37,000 feet EMJ-140 (Characteristics)-Cruising Speed - Answer- 517 mph EMJ-140 (Characteristics)-Length/Wingspan - Answer- 93'/65'9" EMJ-140 (Characteristics)-Total Seats - Answer- 44 EMJ-145 (Characteristics)-Equipment Code - Answer- ER4 EMJ-145 (Characteristics)-Cruising Altitude - Answer- 35,000 feet EMJ-145 (Characteristics)-Cruising Speed - Answer- 519 mph EMJ-145 (Characteristics)-Length/wingspan - Answer- 98'/65'9" EMJ-145 (Characteristics)-Total Seats - Answer- 50 Crewmembers: Captain (PIC)-(CA) - Answer- The pilot in command of the aircraft, other crewmembers and passengers. First Officer-(FO) - Answer- The pilot second in command of the aircraft whose duties are to assist the captain with all aspects of the flight. Flight Attendant-(FA) - Answer- Performs or assists in the performance of all cabin services and attends to passenger safety and comfort. 01 FA-First Flight Attendant - Answer- Front, Greet passengers, Make announcements, Communicates with pilots. 02 FA-Second Flight Attendant - Answer- Back, Assists with beverage service. Envoy Hubs (2) - Answer- -ORD-Chicago, Illinois CRJ/EMJ -DFW-Dallas, Ft. Worth, TX EMJ Cancellation- CXL - Answer- The deletion of a flight leg or entire sequence of flights due to weather (WX), maintenance (MX), ATC and crew problems, etc. Deadhead-DHD - Answer- The positioning of a crewmember from one station to another for company purpose only. Domicile - Answer- Crew Base to which a particular crewmember is assigned. Duty Time - Answer- The period of time between when a crewmember reports (sign-in) at the airport, until released from all duties. Extension-EX - Answer- See Pilot and Flight Attendant contracts. Federal Aviation administration-FAA - Answer- Is an agency of the United States Department of Transportation with authority to regulate and oversee all aspects of civil aviation in the U.S. Federal Aviation Regulations/ abv. FAR Flight Leg - Answer- Consists of a date, flight number, departure city, departure time, arrival city and arrival time. Flight Operating System-F.O.S. - Answer- This is the system that used to man, track, calculate our crews. Initial Operating Experience-IOE - Answer- Final check out phase for Pilots and Flight Attendants. Off Schedule Operation-OSO - Answer- Usually caused by weather or ATC, when a disruption of operations breaks up crew, aircraft and schedules. Junior Manning- JM - Answer- See Pilot and Flight Attendant contract. Late Shows - Answer- When a crew member does not meet/or due to operational necessity (FAR), cannot meet, the contractually required sign-in time at the airport for their trip. Layover/Overnight - Answer- A crew member who overnights in a place other than their domicile. Legalities - Answer- Rules implemented or put in place by the FAA or union contracts Line holder - Answer- A crew member whose awarded line consist of sequences and days off. This means no reserve days. Open Time - Answer- Any flight legs or sequence not assigned to a crewmember. Planned Absence - Answer- Any absences that require a crewmember to be removed from flights and/or a sequence. Personal Vacation Day- V6 - Answer- Borrowed vacation time from the following year. Reserve Availability Period-RAP - Answer- The available period for which a reserve can be called out for an assignment. The current RAP times are RAP, RAP and RAP. Ready Reserve - Answer- Reserve crew member scheduled to be on stand-by at the airport. Reposition-Repo - Answer- To reposition an aircraft to be in place for a scheduled flight. Sequence - Answer- A series of flights grouped together to form a daily or multi-day flying schedule. Taxi - Answer- Ground movement of an aircraft under its own power. Temporary Duty Assignment- TDY - Answer- Temporary duty from ones domicile to another for the purpose of the company. This is usually assigned for an entire month.