Ramp Pre-course Workbook questions with correct answers
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Ramp
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Bombardier CRJ-200 Correct Answer-Operated by Mesa. Cabin has seating to accommodate 50 passengers
Bombardier CRJ-700 Correct Answer-Operated by PSA and SkyWest. Cabin has seating to accommodate 65 passengers (9 first class, 56 main cabin)
Bombardier CRJ-900 Correct Answer-Operated by PSA and...
Ramp Pre-course Workbook questions with correct
answers
Bombardier CRJ-200 Correct Answer-Operated by Mesa. Cabin has
seating to accommodate 50 passengers
Bombardier CRJ-700 Correct Answer-Operated by PSA and SkyWest.
Cabin has seating to accommodate 65 passengers (9 first class, 56 main
cabin)
Bombardier CRJ-900 Correct Answer-Operated by PSA and Mesa
Airlines. Cabin has seating to accommodate 76 (9 first class, 67 main or
12 first class, 64 main), or 79 (9 first class, 70 main)
Embraer 140/145 EMB 140/145 Correct Answer-140 Has cabin
accommodations for 44 passengers (16 rows). 145 has accommodations
for 50 passengers (18 rows)
Embraer 170/175 ERJ 170/175 Correct Answer-170 has seating
accommodations for 69 passengers. 175 has seating accommodations for
76.
A/C Correct Answer-Abbreviation for Aircraft
Aft Correct Answer-The section of the aircraft located behind the wings
,Aerodata Load Plan System (ALPS) Correct Answer-An automated
program designed to provide a Weight and Balance load closeout to the
flight crew and ensures aircraft Weight and Balance limitations are
never exceeded during any phase of the operation. This is the primary
method for accomplishing Weight and Balance calculations.
Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) Correct Answer-A small turbine engine
inside jet aircraft used to generate power for the aircrafts electrical
system and the starting of the engines.
Air Traffic Control (ATC) Correct Answer-The process or system by
which the movements of the aircraft are monitored and directed by
ground personnel communicating with pilots by radio.
Bagroom Correct Answer-The area at the airport where ramp personnel
are responsible for sorting and grouping cargo prior to loading on the
aircraft.
Beltloader Correct Answer-Motorized vehicle with a moving belt that
assists lifting baggage and cargo to/from the aircraft cargo bin. Some are
walk-behind models while others are driven.
Bulk Out Correct Answer-A term used when the maximum weight for a
cargo compartment has been reached however, there is still room for
more items to be loaded.
,Chocks Correct Answer-Rubber blocks inserted in front of and behind
an aircrafts tire to prevent the aircraft from moving while parked.
Comat Correct Answer-A term used for Company Material that is being
shipped as cargo.
Dangerous Goods Correct Answer-Articles or substances, which are
capable of posing a risk to health, safety, property, or the environment
and which are classified according to section 3 of the IATA Dangerous
Goods Regulations.
Deice Correct Answer-To remove all contamination's (snow, ice,
freezing rain) from an aircraft surface before take-off.
Deplane Correct Answer-To leave an aircraft.
Domestic Correct Answer-Flights that originate and terminate within the
United States and it's territories.
Downline City Correct Answer-The destination or next scheduled stop
of a departing flight.
E. T. A. Correct Answer-Estimated time of Arrival
E. T. D. Correct Answer-Estimated Time of Departure
, Electronic Weight and Balance System (EWBS) Correct Answer-An
automated program designed to provide a Weight and Balance load
closeout to the flight crew and ensures aircraft operation. This is the
primary method for accomplishing Weight and Balance calculations
exclusively for Envoy flights.
Expedited Bags Correct Answer-Bags that have missed their original
routing. These bags will be marked with a red/white expedited tag.
FA Correct Answer-flight attendant
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Correct Answer-An agency in
the department of transportation that is responsible for the safety of
civilian aviation.
FO Correct Answer-First Officer
Foreign Object Debris (FOD) Correct Answer-Any object that does not
belong in or near aircraft and, as a result, can injure employees and
damage aircraft.
FLIFO Correct Answer-A tool used by all departments to determine the
present and future performance of a flight.
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