JetBlue Exam Questions and Answers
A/C - Answers -Aircraft
ACARS - Answers -Aircraft Communication Addressing and Reporting System. A two
way communication link bewteen a jetblue flight and jetblue's main ground facilities.
Data is collected in the aircraft by digital sensors and transmitted to the ground facilities.
AFT - Answers -The rear of the craft.
AED - Answers -Automated External Defibrillator. Medical equipment on board the
aircraft used to restore normal heart rhythm following cardiac arrest.
Airstairs - Answers -Movable stairway which is driven up to an aircraft door and allows
customers to board and deplane.
AO - Answers -Airport Operations
ARM - Answers -The process of preparing an escape slide for use in evacuation. When
the door is opened in the armed mode, the escape slide will automatically deploy and
inflate
ATC - Answers -Air Traffic Control
Airport Code - Answers -The three-letter abbreviations by which each airport is
identified. For example Buffalo, NY is BUF
BID - Answers -The process of submitting your preferences for monthly schedules.
Blue City - Answers -A city that jetblue flies to and from.
Bulkhead - Answers -A wall or partition used to separate aircraft areas such as galleys
and lavatories.
Cabin - Answers -The costumer compartment of the aircraft.
Captain - Answers -The Crewmember in charge of the aircraft.
Cart - Answers -Mobile unit used for catering of service items and supplies such as ice,
beverages, snacks and waste.
, Cockpit - Answers -The compartment of the aircraft from which the pilot controls the
aircraft. Also known as the flight deck.
COMAT - Answers -Intra-company mail system utilizing company flights as the courier.
Compliance Check - Answers -Verification that costumers are adhering to safety
regulations.
Crewmember - Answers -Jetblue Airways term for Employee.
Crew Base - Answers -Specific airport from which all trips will begin and end for the
Inflight crewmembers
CRO - Answers -Complaint Resolution Official. A jetblue crewmember charged with
specific duties and authority to resolve complaints sometimes made by customers.
CX - Answers -Code for Flight Cancellation.
Deadheading - Answers -Flight or inflight crewmembers traveling on company business
as non-working crew, either in a customer seat or jumpseat.
Disarm - Answers -The process of disabling the escape slide. When the door is opened
in the disarmed mode, the escape slide will not deploy.
DOT - Answers -Department of Transportation. The US government agency that
oversees various aspects of travel (air,rail,etc)
Entry Doors - Answers -The doors on A/C left used for customer boarding and
deplaning. They are occasionally referred to as L1 or L2
Exit Row Seats - Answers -Seats from which a customer can go directly to an exit
without first stepping in to the main aisle.
F/A - Answers -Flight Attendant. Also referred to as Inflight Crewmembers or IFC.
FAA - Answers -Federal Aviation Administration. The US agency that sets the standards
and monitors the procedures for an aircraft and people who work in the aviation
industry.
FAM - Answers -Flight Attendant Manual
FAR - Answers -Federal Aviation Regulations. Regulations set forth by the FAA, by
which air carriers must abide.
FAA minimum crew - Answers -The minimum number of inflight crewmembers required
by the FAA to Staff a particular type of aircraft.
A/C - Answers -Aircraft
ACARS - Answers -Aircraft Communication Addressing and Reporting System. A two
way communication link bewteen a jetblue flight and jetblue's main ground facilities.
Data is collected in the aircraft by digital sensors and transmitted to the ground facilities.
AFT - Answers -The rear of the craft.
AED - Answers -Automated External Defibrillator. Medical equipment on board the
aircraft used to restore normal heart rhythm following cardiac arrest.
Airstairs - Answers -Movable stairway which is driven up to an aircraft door and allows
customers to board and deplane.
AO - Answers -Airport Operations
ARM - Answers -The process of preparing an escape slide for use in evacuation. When
the door is opened in the armed mode, the escape slide will automatically deploy and
inflate
ATC - Answers -Air Traffic Control
Airport Code - Answers -The three-letter abbreviations by which each airport is
identified. For example Buffalo, NY is BUF
BID - Answers -The process of submitting your preferences for monthly schedules.
Blue City - Answers -A city that jetblue flies to and from.
Bulkhead - Answers -A wall or partition used to separate aircraft areas such as galleys
and lavatories.
Cabin - Answers -The costumer compartment of the aircraft.
Captain - Answers -The Crewmember in charge of the aircraft.
Cart - Answers -Mobile unit used for catering of service items and supplies such as ice,
beverages, snacks and waste.
, Cockpit - Answers -The compartment of the aircraft from which the pilot controls the
aircraft. Also known as the flight deck.
COMAT - Answers -Intra-company mail system utilizing company flights as the courier.
Compliance Check - Answers -Verification that costumers are adhering to safety
regulations.
Crewmember - Answers -Jetblue Airways term for Employee.
Crew Base - Answers -Specific airport from which all trips will begin and end for the
Inflight crewmembers
CRO - Answers -Complaint Resolution Official. A jetblue crewmember charged with
specific duties and authority to resolve complaints sometimes made by customers.
CX - Answers -Code for Flight Cancellation.
Deadheading - Answers -Flight or inflight crewmembers traveling on company business
as non-working crew, either in a customer seat or jumpseat.
Disarm - Answers -The process of disabling the escape slide. When the door is opened
in the disarmed mode, the escape slide will not deploy.
DOT - Answers -Department of Transportation. The US government agency that
oversees various aspects of travel (air,rail,etc)
Entry Doors - Answers -The doors on A/C left used for customer boarding and
deplaning. They are occasionally referred to as L1 or L2
Exit Row Seats - Answers -Seats from which a customer can go directly to an exit
without first stepping in to the main aisle.
F/A - Answers -Flight Attendant. Also referred to as Inflight Crewmembers or IFC.
FAA - Answers -Federal Aviation Administration. The US agency that sets the standards
and monitors the procedures for an aircraft and people who work in the aviation
industry.
FAM - Answers -Flight Attendant Manual
FAR - Answers -Federal Aviation Regulations. Regulations set forth by the FAA, by
which air carriers must abide.
FAA minimum crew - Answers -The minimum number of inflight crewmembers required
by the FAA to Staff a particular type of aircraft.
