Managing flight schedules and ensuring on-time departures

Monitoring weather conditions and providing updates to pilots

Coordinating with air traffic control for takeoff and landing clearances

Performing pre-flight inspections and ensuring aircraft safety

To outline the route, altitude, and estimated flight time for a specific journey

To provide information about the aircraft, crew, and passengers on board

To communicate with air traffic control and obtain necessary clearances

To document any special requirements or restrictions for the flight

Pilots follow visual cues and landmarks to navigate during takeoff and landing

Air traffic control provides instructions and clearances for takeoff and landing

Autopilot systems are typically engaged during takeoff and landing

Pilots rely solely on instruments and navigation systems during takeoff and landing

Serving food and beverages to passengers

Ensuring passenger safety and providing emergency instructions

Maintaining the cleanliness and orderliness of the cabin

Assisting pilots with navigation and communication tasks

To verify the aircraft's overall condition and readiness for flight

To check for any mechanical issues or defects that may affect safety

To ensure that all necessary equipment and supplies are on board

To confirm that the aircraft meets all regulatory requirements and standards

Flight attendants should immediately address the complaint and offer a solution

The complaint should be documented and reported to the airline's customer service department

Passengers should be directed to contact the airline's headquarters for assistance

Flight attendants should ignore the complaint and focus on their other duties

To record conversations between pilots and air traffic control

To document the aircraft's performance and technical parameters during flight

To capture images and videos of the surrounding environment

To monitor passenger behavior and activities during the flight

Between 30,000 and 40,000 feet

Between 20,000 and 30,000 feet

Between 10,000 and 20,000 feet

Below 10,000 feet

Ensuring the safety and well-being of passengers and crew

Navigating the aircraft along the planned flight route

Monitoring weather conditions and making necessary adjustments

Communicating with air traffic control and obtaining clearances

To provide realistic training scenarios and simulate various flight conditions

To assess a pilot's skills and knowledge in handling different aircraft systems

To familiarize pilots with the layout and controls of a specific aircraft type

To evaluate a pilot's ability to respond to emergencies and malfunctions

Flight attendants should immediately contact the nearest airport for assistance

The pilot should divert the aircraft to the closest suitable airport

Medical personnel on board should provide first aid and stabilize the passenger

Passengers should be instructed to remain calm and follow the instructions of the crew

To transmit the aircraft's identification code and altitude to air traffic control

To receive weather updates and navigation information from ground stations

To communicate with other aircraft in the vicinity

To monitor the aircraft's fuel consumption and engine performance

Flight attendants should attempt to calm the passenger and resolve the situation peacefully

The pilot should divert the aircraft to the nearest suitable airport

Law enforcement officers should be contacted to meet the aircraft upon landing

The passenger should be restrained and isolated from other passengers

To provide guidance and instructions to pilots during takeoff, landing, and throughout the flight

To monitor and maintain safe separation between aircraft in the airspace

To coordinate with airline dispatchers to ensure smooth flight operations

To provide weather updates and navigation information to pilots

To outline the intended route, altitude, and estimated flight time for a specific journey

To provide information about the aircraft, crew, and passengers on board

To communicate with air traffic control and obtain necessary clearances

To document any special requirements or restrictions for the flight