What Is A Corporate Flight Attendant? - - Taxi, Takeoff, Climb, Cruise, Descent and Landing phases.


**PIC - Pilot in Command / Captain. Pilot - A person in control of an aircraft having met strict guidelines. Placard - Posted signs denoting safety information and equipment.


POI - Principal Operations Inspector. A “POI” is an FAA inspector who oversees one or more air carriers. Port of Entry - The point at which a person or vessel enters a country.


Positioning - Moving an aircraft from one location to another without passengers. AKA “deadhead.” Pax Profile - A record of information about a passenger, IE catering preferences, medical conditions, etc. Ramp - A surface accommodating aircraft and authorized vehicles (at FBO). Right / Left - Right or left side of the aircraft as viewed from in the aircraft looking forward.


RON - Remain Over Night (Layover).


Rotating Beacon - One or more red light beacons on the aircraft, usually turned on when an engine is running or in preparation to start an engine.


Safety Briefing Card - Printed card located at each seat that provides a visual representation of operation of emergency exits, systems, emergency equipment locations and other safety features per FAA regulations.


SATCOM - Inflight Satellite phone SIC - Second in command, First Officer, Co-pilot.


SOPs - Standard Operating Procedures. A specific procedure or set of procedures established in aviation by each company and crew member. Stateroom - The sleeping area in a cabin.


**Sterile Cockpit - Requirements pertaining to flight below 10,000 ft. No interruption of the flight crew or cockpit procedures unless it is an emergency. Surname - The last name of a person. Tail # - The registration number of an aircraft (no two are the same) Turbulence - Rough atmospheric wind conditions encountered by airplanes. Turnaround - The process of flying a plane to and from the same airport in a day. Vestibule - A small hall between the entry door and the main part of the cabin.


Visa - A document or a stamp in a passport authorizing the person to visit a country for specific purposes and for a specific length of time. “Wheels up” - Term noting the time the aircraft departs the runway.


Chapter 1


© Aircare FACTS - Initial Service Training


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