JetBlue Basic Airline Terminology Practice Test

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• What information is typically shown on a boarding pass?
• ACARS stands for?
• Which statement best describes a wide-body aircraft?
• Catering service entails what?
• Which of the following describes wheel chocks?
• What is a load sheet?
• Who is the lead cabin crew member responsible for service coordination and cabin safety?
• What does pushback mean in airport operations?
• What is the purpose of a MEL?
• What does IATA stand for?
• Which term is used to identify airports by a standardized three-letter code?
• The path used by aircraft to taxi between runway and gate area is called what?
• What is Even More Space on JetBlue?
• What is a seat map?
• What does FWD indicate?
• What does PIC stand for in airline terminology?
• In safety terminology, what does Disarm refer to?
• Which statement best defines a Narrow Body aircraft?
• Which term describes an arrangement where multiple airlines market the same flight under different flight numbers?
• Which term names the aircraft's flight deck from which the pilot operates the aircraft?
• What is the act of storing an item brought onboard called?
• In passenger terminology, a person who travels alone under airline supervision is called what?
• What does RON mean in the context of aircraft staying overnight at a location?
• Zulu Time is the aviation term that represents which standard time?
• What term describes a bottle containing oxygen under pressure used in emergencies?
• What is a jet bridge?
• What describes a digital boarding pass on a mobile device?
• Which statement describes a Passenger Name Record (PNR) contents?
• What describes overweight baggage?
• Which of the following correctly pairs the term with its description?
• Which statement stands as a definition for ETOPS?
• Which term identifies the pilot who has final authority and is in command of the aircraft?
• Why are crew rest periods mandated?
• The FAM is described as which of the following?
• Which term refers to a wall or partition used to separate aircraft areas such as galleys and lavatories?
• What does baggage allowance refer to?
• Which role provides translation services between crew and customers on flights where English is not the first language of the destination?
• Which statement about load manifests is accurate?
• What does PA stand for in cabin announcements?
• FSB Sign stands for what?
• Which term describes the doors on the aircraft used by caterers and other service personnel?
• What is a gate in airport operations?
• What is the role of the TSA security checkpoint?
• Which fare is the lowest with restrictions on seat selection and baggage?
• Which item connects the terminal to the aircraft for boarding?
• Bid stands for?
• In safety procedures, arming refers to which action?
• Which document is essential for calculating weight and balance prior to departure?
• What is a mobile boarding pass?
• What does boarding group refer to?
• Blue City refers to?
• Sterile Cockpit/Flight Deck refers to which operating period?
• What does RON stand for in airline operations?
• Which name describes JetBlue's premium cabin offering?
• Which option provides extra legroom within standard rows?
• What is interline baggage?
• What is the difference between a personal item and a carry-on?
• What is a leg in flight terms?
• Which acronym refers to the restroom facility onboard the aircraft?
• What is a purser in the cabin crew?
• What does MEL stand for?
• Which description correctly defines a jet bridge (jetway)?
• What does OTP stand for in airline operations?
• Exit Row Seats are defined as seats from which a customer can go directly to an exit without
• Zulu Time is roughly equivalent to which traditional time standard?
• Which statement describes Zulu Time?
• Which term describes the main body of the aircraft?
• Jumpseat (J/S) is the retractable seat used by inflight crewmembers during which times?
• Which item must fit under the seat rather than in the overhead bin?
• Crew rest requirements refer to what?
• The Flight Deck is the area of the aircraft used for piloting. Which term is another name for this area?
• What does IROP refer to in airline operations?
• What term describes aircraft cleaning performed by in-flight crewmembers?
• What does AOG stand for?
• What is the primary purpose of an Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT)?
• MRT stands for?
• OAL stands for?
• AO stands for?
• Ground handling on the ramp includes which on-ground services?
• PBE stands for?
• FAA Part 121 governs what?
• Which term is the action of pushing the aircraft back from the gate using a tug?
• Which code is used to designate a flight cancellation?
• UMNR is the acronym used in airline terminology. What does it stand for?
• In aviation, which term is used to designate the time standard also known as Coordinated Universal Time?
• Which item is included on a load sheet?
• What term can be used as an escape slide and as a raft for water evacuations?
• Which term describes the illuminated sign indicating passengers must fasten their seat belts?
• Which term is the aviation label for UTC time widely used by pilots and controllers?
• What is an overhead bin used for?
• How is a flight number formatted and what does it represent?
• Which term is JetBlue's term for an employee?
• What is JetBlue’s loyalty program called?
• The acronym F/A stands for which in JetBlue terminology?
• What does CRO stand for in JetBlue crew terminology?
• In JetBlue terminology, what does A/C stand for?
• What are hazmats rules?
• ELT is an acronym for which device?
• The surface on which the aircraft takes off and lands is called what?
• Which term describes the area designed to separate galleys and lavatories from other sections?
• What is Mint in JetBlue terms?
• First Officer F/O refers to which of the following?
• The acronym IFC refers to which JetBlue crew role?
• Which term refers to the overhead storage space above cabin seats?
• What is a Pairing in airline operations?
• What is a pushback tug?
• Which term describes a mobile unit used for catering service items and supplies such as ice, beverages, snacks, and waste?
• Which term best describes revenue management in aviation?
• What is Blue Basic fare?
• What does AO stand for in JetBlue terminology?
• Which term is the compartment of the aircraft from which the pilot controls the aircraft (also known as the flight deck)?
• Lav: The restroom facility onboard the A/C.
• What does UMNR stand for?
• Which doors on the aircraft are used by caterers and other support personnel, often referred to as 1R or 2R?
• What does Deadheading mean for flight crew?
• What is a boarding pass?
• For a given aircraft type, the FAA determines the minimum number of inflight crew members required. This is referred to as the
• Fuselage refers to which part of the aircraft?
• A pairing can range from how many days?
• What is a lavatory?
• Airstairs are defined as?
• Which organization sets standards and monitors aviation procedures?
• Which term describes the surface used for takeoffs and landings?
• What does FAR stand for?
• What does the term load factor refer to in airline operations?
• The Flight Deck is another term for which aircraft area?
• Which statement best describes load factor?
• In JetBlue terminology, which term is used as a broader label for the in-flight crew that includes Flight Attendants?
• What is a load manifest?
• Which time standard used in aviation is roughly GMT equivalent?
• Which term identifies the area where passengers sit?
• Which term stands for verification that customers are adhering to safety regulations?
• What does Blue City refer to in JetBlue terminology?
• The abbreviation FWD indicates which direction on the aircraft?
• What does bump or denied boarding mean?
• What do ETD and ETA stand for?
• Define block time.
• In JetBlue operations, what is the Crew Base?
• Which statement correctly differentiates ISC from GSC?
• What does the acronym AOG indicate about an aircraft's status?
• Which term is an alternative designation for Flight Attendant?
• Irregular Operations (IROP) typically refers to?
• Which term describes a crew member traveling to position for a flight, not serving passengers on that trip?
• Which term refers to the three-letter abbreviations that identify each airport?
• What is the galley on an airplane used for?
• What does PNR stand for, and what information does it contain?
• AFT refers to which part of the aircraft?
• What is the function of a galley on an aircraft?
• Which term stands for Other Airline?
• Which term refers to the mobile unit used for service item catering and waste management?
• Which designation identifies the left-side doors used for passenger boarding on JetBlue aircraft?
• What is codeshare?
• What does taxi mean in aviation ground movement?
• OHB stands for?
• Which US government agency oversees various aspects of travel?
• Which term is used as another form of the Inflight Crewmember designation?
• Arm in JetBlue safety procedures refers to?
• What is an ICAO code used for in flight operations?
• What does PA stand for in the cabin?
• What is a deadhead?
• What does Taxi refer to in airline operations?
• In JetBlue's IFE, how many DIRECT TV channels are included?
• What term refers to the area used by all aircraft to move between the runway and the gate area?
• What does FAA stand for?
• What is revenue management in aviation?
• NTSB stands for?
• A wide-body aircraft is designed with how many aisles?
• What is the role of an International Customer Service Representative (ICSR)?
• Which statement correctly defines Pushback?
• Which type of aircraft is typically associated with a two-aisle configuration?
• ATC stands for?
• What is customer service recovery?
• Which term denotes the aircraft itself in JetBlue terminology?
• Which system provides a two-way link between a flight and ground facilities?
• JetBlue’s loyalty program is called TrueBlue.
• Which term refers to the escape slide used for evacuations, constructed of rubberized canvas and inflates when deployed?
• What is the role of the Inflight Security Coordinator (ISC)?
• What does turn time refer to?
• Which term denotes the crewmember in charge of the aircraft, crew, and cargo?
• What is exit row seating and what special considerations apply?
• Which term denotes the company materials/mail delivery system utilizing Company flights as the courier?
• AED stands for?
• What is the meaning of the seat belt sign?
• Entry Doors are the doors on the aircraft left side used for what purpose?
• What does IFE stand for in JetBlue terminology?
• Which acronym is used to indicate the front of the aircraft?
• Overweight baggage refers to what?
• ETOPS stands for and why is it important?
• FAA Minimum Crew defines what?
• Which item is described as a portable container for oxygen under pressure used in emergencies?
• What is a crew pairing?
• Which term is defined as the customer compartment of the aircraft?
• What is the main function of ground handling services on the ramp?
• What does GSC stand for in JetBlue operations?
• Which statement describes an ICAO code?