British Airways (BA) SEP Practice Exam

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• What NOTAM information is most critical for in-flight planning?
• Who is first in the chain of command?
• In the pre-flight check, how is the defibrillator's readiness indicated?
• What is light turbulence?
• Which three core elements of Crew Resource Management (CRM) are emphasized in BA training?
• Which statement is NOT a sign of light turbulence?
• How does an imbalance in fuel distribution affect handling?
• When a passenger has a medical condition requiring oxygen during flight, what is the recommended action?
• How should electronic devices be used during critical flight phases?
• Which of the following is NOT a sign of severe turbulence?
• During light turbulence, what action is taken with infants using bassinets or infant seats?
• Which description matches the correct pre-flight check for the water extinguisher?
• What is the recommended action for a missed approach/go-around due to weather?
• Which statement is NOT a requirement during safe oven use?
• What is the primary purpose of a cabin safety inventory check?
• Which item is NOT typically considered part of the pre-takeoff cabin check?
• What must be checked during preflight weight and balance?
• What is a jet stream?
• Which system should house safety event reports?
• What action completes the pre-flight check for the M2 kit?
• Which actions best describe the recommended crew response to unexpected turbulence inflight?
• Which aircraft control surface primarily controls pitch?
• Which action is primarily used to prevent load and balance changes during boarding?
• What should cabin crew do during the silent review period?
• What checks confirm a door is correctly closed after manual closure?
• What is the purpose of cross-checks in flight deck procedures?
• What is the correct pre-flight check for the Resuscitation kit?
• Which item’s pre-flight check explicitly requires the safety card issue number to be correct?
• Which of the following describes signs of moderate turbulence?
• Which practice should be avoided during sterile cockpit operations in critical phases?
• What form must be filed for fatigue reporting via air?
• How does CDL differ from MEL in BA procedures?
• During moderate turbulence, what is a key action regarding trolleys and galley equipment?
• What should cabin crew do after turbulence is deemed safe and following communications with the flight crew?
• What should cabin crew do after completing cabin checks?
• Which description matches the correct pre-flight check for the BCF extinguisher?
• Which item’s pre-flight check specifies that a safety pin and seal must be intact?
• Which statement best describes how cabin crew support SCPS?
• What is wind shear and where is it most dangerous?
• Spillages should be reported in AML part 2.
• During fuelling with passengers on board, which of the following is required?
• What is required regarding waste bin flaps?
• Which statement best differentiates Safety Management System (SMS) from Crew Resource Management (CRM)?
• Where would you find takeoff performance data for a BA flight?
• During incapacitation, which action is used to release the seat mechanism?
• When the SCCM receives all 'cabin and galley secure' checks, what announcement should they make?
• What is the correct pre-flight check for the Jemmy/fire axe?
• What is turbulence?
• During moderate turbulence, which action should be avoided regarding bunk rest areas?
• Which of the following best describes the required conditions for the door pre-flight check?
• How often do cabin crew have to contact the flight crew?
• When a passenger reports a potential security concern, what immediate BA procedure should be followed?
• How should SIGMETs and AIRMETs be used during flight planning?
• What is the standard sequence after a runway overrun, assuming it is safe to do so?
• What is the purpose of a cabin safety inventory check?
• Who is responsible for updating inflight weather information to the cabin crew?
• What are the 3 categories of being tired?
• Which item’s pre-flight check specifies a yellow seal attached from the base?
• When should the silent review period commence during take-off?
• What is the correct pre-flight check for the survival pack?
• What is the Onboard Performance Tool (OPT) primarily used for in BA operations?
• When should the pre-flight briefing be completed before short haul flights?
• Which action should SCPS avoid taking?
• What is the recommended response to a weather-related missed approach?
• In the event of a violent passenger incident, what is the Purser's role?
• Which organization regulates BA?
• How should cabin crew assist passengers with mobility impairments during evacuation?
• After completing the light turbulence steps, who must confirm to the commander that the steps are finished?
• Which extinguisher is described as having a red indicator disc during its pre-flight check?
• What is the alert call?
• What does SEATS stand for?
• Which condition is required for the portable oxygen pre-flight check regarding tubing?
• Which cloud pair is mentioned as being named?
• What are the pre-flight checks for mounted torch?
• Regular updates between flight and cabin crew are important to enhance what?
• Who should be the first to be informed if a security concern is reported by a passenger?
• Why are special category passengers identified during boarding?
• When should the pre-flight briefing be completed before a long haul flight?
• What should be included in a BA passenger safety briefing?
• When is the cockpit considered a sterile environment?
• What is moderate turbulence?
• If a cabin interphone fault occurs, what is the immediate priority?
• What action should cabin crew take immediately upon illumination of the seat belt signs during light turbulence?
• What is the primary action when smoke is detected in the cabin?
• What is the correct pre-flight check for the megaphone?
• Which items should be present in the crew seat area as part of the pre-flight checks?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the portable oxygen pre-flight checks?
• How long is the time available for SEP and security checks on long haul flights?
• When should the silent review period commence during landing?
• What is the purpose of contingency fuel in BA fuel planning?
• Which of the following lists the signs of light turbulence?
• What action should be taken if a passenger becomes violent?
• Why do we have a pre-flight briefing?
• In the event of a pilot incapacitation, who attends the flight deck when the alert is received?
• What do FWD and AFT refer to on an aircraft?
• In safe oven use, which items may be stored in ovens?
• During normal working hours, fatigue should be reported to which system?
• What is the minimum requirement for cabin crew during fuelling when passengers are on board?
• What is the correct stall recovery procedure for an airliner?
• Before takeoff, what door-related status must be verified?
• What type of training is essential for effective slide deployment?
• What are the pre-flight checks for Drager PBE?
• In BA terminology, what does it mean to arm a door?
• What is BA's policy for crew rest and duty time limitations?
• How should safety events be documented in BA's system?
• For the crew harness, which conditions must be met during pre-flight checks?
• What is severe turbulence?
• How often are toilet checks carried out?
• During light turbulence, if conditions remain safe, what should cabin crew do with cabin service?
• What should be the first thing done in the event of a pilot incapacitation?
• Out of hours fatigue reporting goes to which role?
• Which statement correctly describes the pre-flight check for the life jacket?
• When a door status is uncertain during a door alert, which document guides the crew's action?
• During boarding, where should the SCCM be located?
• What action should be taken if a door alert is present but the door is not physically open?
• During the silent review on take-off, which action should be performed?
• How do you perform a go-around on approach due to weather?
• How should a cabin crew handle a passenger with a potential hijacking threat?
• In SEATS, what does the 'Exit' component require cabin crew to do?
• If the incapacitated pilot is to remain on the flight deck, what should you ascertain and loosen?
• Blind passengers and deaf passengers are an example of what type of passenger?
• In rapid cabin depressurization, what is the first action for flight crew per BA procedures?
• A fault in the cabin interphone system should be handled by which sequence?
• Which two types of cloud are named in the material?
• How are emergencies prioritized according to BA safety doctrine?
• Which statement best describes the function of Safety Management System (SMS) in aviation?
• Which term describes passengers who require additional assistance such as vision impairment, mobility aids, or guide dogs?
• In the event of a runway overrun, what is the primary action if it is safe to evacuate?
• What indicators would suggest a potential engine fault after takeoff?
• Which statement is true about NOTAM information for flight planning?
• During toilet checks, which condition should be observed?
• What is the correct action after a safety event occurs?
• During light turbulence, how should hot liquids and bulky service items be handled?
• Which statement best describes the overall approach of these pre-flight checks?
• What does the 'Area' component cover in SEATS?
• What is the primary purpose of the Quick Reference Handbook (QRH) during abnormal or emergency situations?
• What are the pre-flight checks for portable oxygen?
• In a security scenario, who coordinates according to SOPs?
• Which item is not part of preflight weight and balance checks?
• Which statement is true about contingency fuel?
• If the Anti-Ice/Anti-Skid system fails, what action should be taken?
• Which indicators are monitored to detect a cabin pressurization change?
• What are the pre-flight checks for air liquide?
• What is the primary purpose of the Two-Challenge Rule in CRM?
• What are the pre-flight checks for the demo kit?
• In SEATS, what does the 'Tabard' component refer to?
• What is the pre-flight check for the drill card?
• What is the correct pre-flight check for the M5?
• What is the purpose of a pre-takeoff cabin check?
• What is the BA standard for pushback communication between ground crew and cockpit?
• What is the primary purpose of the Two-Challenge Rule in CRM?
• Missing oven racks should be reported to the SCCM.
• If the oven interior contains debris after use, which rule is violated?
• Which action relates to oven rack management after service?
• What are the pre-flight checks for gloves?
• During the onboard wheelchair pre-flight check, what indicates the check is complete?
• Which step is part of the door arming procedure?
• Which document provides the procedural steps for emergencies?
• Which of the following must be true about toilet smoke detectors?
• How will cabin crew know which area and equipment they are responsible for in the cabin?
• The inside of each oven must be clear of debris.
• In-flight medical emergencies are managed by which sequence of actions?
• Heat proof bags and other loose items should be as far away from the heating element as possible.
• Which description matches the correct pre-flight check for the Hafex extinguisher?
• Why is a prepared and notified approach important for security issues?
• What is the definition of unrested?
• Who is second in the chain of command?
• CRM primarily concentrates on what aspect within the flight deck and cabin?
• What is the definition of being unfit?
• Trailing edge/leading edge flaps are located on which surface?
• Which item is NOT a valid pre-flight check for the equipment?
• Which of the following is a core element of CRM emphasized in BA training?
• What is the role of the Lead Flight Attendant during an emergency?
• Removed oven rack shelves must be replaced at the end of service.
• AML Part 2 is used for reporting which issue?
• What should crew do when boarding the aircraft?
• During toilet checks, what must be true about waste bin flaps?
• Why is fuel balance between wings important?
• How often does the SCCM walk around the aircraft and update the flight crew?
• What does MEL stand for and what does it authorize?
• During pre-flight checks, which description matches the Hafex extinguisher with proper gauge and safety pin/seal intact?
• What is the correct pre-flight check for the ELT?
• What is the definition of feeling fatigued?
• For which item are the carry strap and mask attachment checked as part of its pre-flight procedure?
• Which weather phenomena most influence route planning and safety decisions?
• If oxygen is required during incapacitation, what is the recommended sequence of oxygen sources?
• During exit row briefings for passengers with mobility devices, what should be done?
• Which statement describes the onboard wheelchair status during pre-flight checks?
• How many cabin crew should be at the doors while boarding and on the ground with passengers on board?
• How long is the time available for SEP and security checks on short haul flights?
• Which of the following is a warning light on an aircraft?
• What must be verified about doors before takeoff?
• Which item’s pre-flight check specifies a tamper seal attached?
• How is a cabin pressurization problem typically detected and acted upon?