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These acronyms come from the Joint Collective Bargaining Agreement (JCBA), the LAA Conditional Labor Agreement (CLA), the LUS Red Book, and other sources This document provides overEnglish terms for flight attendants to know related to navigating airports, boarding planes, plane parts, safety instructions, and serving passengers. (Co Flight Attendant Positions What, why, where and how are they allocated Flight Attendant Positions on-board all aircraft are allocated for safety and service operational reasons. It provides overdefinitions for terms related to flight attendant duties, passenger manifest codes, forms, and regulations flight_attendant_lesson_2_aviation_ e download as PDF File.pdf), Text File.txt) or read online for free. FA = Flight Attendant. “There areFAs aboard captain.” SOPs = Standard Operating Procedures. This is a basic vocabulary worksheet for International and Domestic A Flight Attendant’s duties consist of performing or assisting in areas of service and safety to passengers. This Standard also provides policy, direction and guidance with respect to flight operations, applicable to flight attendants The following list has been compiled for LAA and LUS Flight Attendants to better understand each other’s terminology. “Remember the SOPs for responding to an inflight emergency!” FO = First Officer. FLIGHT ATTENDANT (F/A) – A qualified individual assigned by the company to perform all duties required by the FAA in the cabin of the aircraft. It’s also done by all passengers and flight attendants during an emergency landing to help minimize injuries from forced body movements Flight Attendant – A person responsible for the safety and comfort of all passengers during a flight. It includes vocabulary for checking in, gates, delays, seats, tickets, exits rows, bulkhead seats, jetways, fuselages, cockpits, overhead bins, and offering beverages The document defines terminology used by flight attendants, including abbreviations for aircraft parts, crew roles, safety equipment, and procedures. The detailed explanations cover a wide range of Flight Attendant Positions on-board all aircraft are allocated for safety and service operational reasons. It provides over This document provides overEnglish terms for flight attendants to know related to navigating airports, boarding planes, plane parts, safety instructions, and serving flight_attendant_lesson_2_aviation_ e download as PDF File.pdf), Text File.txt) or read online for free. IATA is the international organization of airlines that was Each crew member must provide evidence of having these items (as well as Travel Documents and Visas) before commencing the briefing at the start of every flight English is the universal language of communication used in civil aviation. FLAPS – Devices located on the By mastering these terms, flight attendants will gain a deeper understanding and the ability to communicate with confidence. IATA is the international organization of airlines that was founded in Its key aims are to promote safe and economical air transport globally Each crew member is allocated a specific working position at the The document defines terminology used by flight attendants, including abbreviations for aircraft parts, crew roles, safety equipment, and procedures. Let's do English ESL general vocabulary practice. Must attend training classes and annual recurrent emergency A position flight attendants put themselves in during takeoff and landing. This dictionary provides the basic vocabulary of terms used by pilots, cabin staff, maintenance crews, CABIN CREW/FLIGHT ATTENDANT VOCABULARY. Flight Engineer – See “Second Officer.” Flight Hour Option – A bid position offered by some airlines that allows a flight attendant to fly less or more than a normal monthly line of time Official Flight Attendant Terminology. Each crew member is allocated a specific working position at the start of the working day when attending crew briefing (1) The purpose of the Flight Attendant Manual Standard is to provide policy, direction and guidance for the development of an air operator’s flight attendant manual. These terms and acronyms are used pretty much across the airline industry to help describe specific aspects of our job.