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Flight Attendant Quiz: Practice Cabin Crew Basics and Safety

20 quick cabin crew test questions. Instant results.

Editorial: Review CompletedCreated By: Jessica AlonzoUpdated Aug 24, 2025
Difficulty: Moderate
Grade: Grade 11
Study OutcomesCheat Sheet
Paper art representing trivia quiz for aspiring cabin crew on aviation safety and in-flight service.

This flight attendant quiz helps you practice cabin crew duties, safety basics, and service skills in 20 quick questions. Use it to spot gaps before a test or interview, see instant results, and build confidence. For extra practice, try our IATA dangerous goods exam and sharpen people skills with a customer service quiz.

In a rapid decompression at cruising altitude, what is the first action a flight attendant should take?
Don nearest oxygen mask and sit down, securing yourself
Begin a cabin sweep for injured passengers
Make a PA instructing passengers to remain calm
Call the flight deck to confirm the cause
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During an evacuation, which command is most appropriate to prevent baggage from being taken?
Hurry up. Go now.
Leave everything. Jump and slide.
Form a line and wait for instructions.
Take valuables only. Move quickly.
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Which brace position is correct for a forward-facing, seatbelted cabin crew member?
Feet flat, shoulder-width; seatbelt low and tight; head down; arms braced with hands on knees or crossed on seatback
Knees together; seatbelt low; chin up; hands folded in lap
Legs crossed; seatbelt loose; head up; arms crossed over chest
Feet extended; seatbelt tight; head back; hands on armrests
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Which item is part of an overwater safety demonstration not required on a domestic overland flight?
Life vest location and operation
Seatbelt fastening and unfastening
No smoking and e-cigarette policy
Emergency exit lighting
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Which statement best describes sterile flight deck procedures?
Only PAs are restricted at any altitude
Non-essential communication between cabin and flight deck is prohibited below 10,000 feet MSL
Cabin crew may call the flight deck for any customer request below 18,000 feet
Sterile procedures apply only during taxi-in, not taxi-out
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What is the recommended response to an intoxicated passenger requesting another alcoholic beverage?
Decline service, inform them politely, and follow company policy for monitoring and documentation
Serve one more drink to avoid confrontation
Ignore the request without explanation
Offer a double to help them sleep
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Which device protects a flight attendant from smoke inhalation during a cabin fire?
Flashlight
Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE)
ELT
Megaphone
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Which Federal Aviation Regulation specifies the minimum number of flight attendants required on U.S. commercial flights with more than 19 seats?
14 CFR 135.299
14 CFR 91.171
14 CFR 121.391
49 CFR 175.10
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Which passenger may NOT occupy an exit row seat under FAA rules?
A passenger who prefers a window seat
A passenger who cannot read or understand instructions necessary to perform exit duties
An adult traveling with a carry-on bag
A frequent flyer with elite status
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Preflight for a portable oxygen bottle typically includes which item?
Battery charge displayed above 80 percent
Safety pin inserted to prevent accidental use
Water level at the fill line
Minimum pressure psi and mask present with tubing connected
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What is the correct immediate action when discovering an oven fire in the galley with smoke but no visible flames?
Move carts away and continue service
Open the door to check for food doneness
Turn off power, pull circuit breaker if trained, keep door closed, prepare extinguisher
Open the door to vent smoke, then spray water inside
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Which passenger is permitted to use an approved Child Restraint System (CRS) during taxi, takeoff, and landing?
A ticketed child in a window seat with an FAA-approved CRS properly installed
Any child using a booster seat without a harness
A child in an aisle seat with CRS extending into the aisle
A lap infant sharing the adult's seatbelt
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For an unconscious adult with no normal breathing and no pulse, what is the correct CPR compression-to-ventilation ratio if trained and equipment available?
30 compressions to 2 breaths
15 compressions to 1 breath
5 compressions to 1 breath
Continuous compressions only with no breaths
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Which dangerous goods are generally forbidden in checked and carry-on baggage due to fire risk unless properly contained?
Non-flammable deodorant sticks
Hairbrushes
Paperback books
Loose, spare lithium metal batteries
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What is the correct use of a Halon fire extinguisher on a lithium battery fire in the cabin?
Use Halon to knock down flames, then cool with water or non-alcoholic liquid
Smother with blankets only; do not use extinguishers
Use water first, then Halon
Use Halon only and avoid any liquids
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When arming a door with a slide-raft, what verification is essential?
Door handle in OPEN position, slide pressure gauge in green
Arming lever in ARMED position, girt bar engaged, correct indicators/flags displayed
Escape rope attached to slide, mooring line stowed
Viewing window free of condensation
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In a ditching with a slide-raft, what is a primary first task after boarding the raft?
Cut the mooring line when instructed and begin survival duties such as obtaining the sea anchor and organizing occupants
Inflate all life vests again
Stand to keep warm
Pour out the raft's water ballast bags
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How should a live electrical fire behind a panel be initially treated?
Cover vents with plastic wrap to starve oxygen
Apply water immediately to cool components
Use Halon in short bursts and, if trained, pull the relevant circuit breaker; do not use water until power is confirmed off
Use an oxygen bottle to blow away smoke
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What is the correct action if a passenger's personal electronic device is overheating and smoking?
Don PBE if needed, extinguish flames with Halon, then cool and monitor with water or non-alcoholic liquid, do not relocate the device
Move it to a galley trash bin to isolate
Return it to the passenger after flames are out
Place the device in a sealed plastic bag to trap heat
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Which action is appropriate when smoke is detected in a lavatory?
Feel the door for heat, prepare extinguisher, crack door cautiously, discharge as needed, and locate source
Disable the smoke detector to stop the alarm
Pour alcohol-based drinks into the toilet to douse flames
Open the door wide to ventilate
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Study Outcomes

  1. Understand core aviation safety protocols.
  2. Apply in-flight service techniques during routine operations.
  3. Analyze emergency procedures for various flight scenarios.
  4. Demonstrate effective communication and teamwork in critical situations.
  5. Evaluate preparedness for certification exams and interviews.

Flight Attendant Test Cheat Sheet

  1. Understand the critical role of cabin crew - Dive into how cabin crew members keep passengers safe, calm, and comfortable from boarding to landing. You'll learn to handle emergencies like a pro while creating unforgettable customer experiences.
  2. Master the ICAO competency-based approach - Get to grips with ICAO's focus on real-world skills and responsibilities for the cabin crew, ensuring you're always mission-ready. This approach guarantees you can handle safety duties with confidence and precision.
  3. Learn the sterile flight deck rule - Discover why only essential activities are allowed during takeoff and landing to avoid distractions in this critical phase. Following this rule is a simple yet powerful way to boost flight safety.
  4. Hone your communication superpowers - Effective talking and listening skills help you keep passengers informed and happy, while seamless crew coordination keeps operations smooth. Practice makes perfect, so polish those P.A. announcements and team briefings!
  5. Know your safety and emergency procedures - From fire-fighting techniques to first aid and rapid evacuations, you'll build the confidence to tackle any in-flight crisis. These life-saving skills are the backbone of your cabin crew toolkit.
  6. Embrace cultural sensitivity and customer service excellence - Serving a global passenger mix means adapting to diverse customs and preferences. Delivering top-notch service every time builds loyalty and elevates your airline's reputation.
  7. Recognize the impact of ongoing crew training - Continuous learning keeps your skills sharp, shapes better safety performance, and fuels career growth. Embrace workshops, simulations, and refresher courses to stay ahead of the curve.
  8. Explore IATA's cabin crew programs - Browse IATA's tailored courses to refine everything from emergency response to customer interaction. Align your training with industry standards and become a standout professional.
  9. Understand regulatory compliance and certification - Know the aviation laws, required exams, and recurrent training schedules that keep you legally cleared to fly. Staying compliant is key to a long, successful career at 30,000 feet.
  10. Boost your professional skills and confidence - Take advanced courses to showcase leadership, crisis management, and guest relations talents. These certifications pave the way for promotions and specialized assignments.
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