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Jetblue

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A/C Aircraft
ACARS Aircraft Communication Addressing and Reporting System. A two-way communication link between a Jetblue flight and Jetblue's main ground facilities. Data is collected in the aircraft by digital sensors and transmitted to the ground facilities.
AFT The rear of the aircraft
AED Automated External Defibrilator. Medical equipment onboard the aircraft used to restore normal heart rhythm following cardiac arrest.
Airstairs Moveable stairway
AO Airport Operations
ARM Process of preparing an escape slide
ATC Air traffic Control
BID The process of submitting your preferences for monthly schedules
Blue City The city that JetBlue flies to and from
Bulkhead A wall or partition used to separate aircraft areas such as galley and lavatories
Cabin The customer compartment of the aircraft
Cart Mobil unit used for catering of service items
Airport code The three letter abbreviation by which each airport is identified
Cockpit The compartment of the aircraft from which the pilot controls the aircraft
Comat Intra-company mail system utilizing company flights as the courier
Compliance check Verification a customer is adhering to safety regulations
Crewmember Employee
Crew Base Specific airport where you begin and end trips
CRO Complaint resolution official
CX Code for flight cancellation
Deadheading Flight or inflight crewmember traveling on company buisness as a non-crewmember
Disarm Process of disabling the escape slide
Dot Department of transportation
Door Entry On the left where customers board. 1L or 2L
Exit row seat Seat customer can reach exit without stepping in the aisle
FAA Federal aviation administration: government set standards and monitors procedures
FAM Flight attendant manuel
FAR Federal aviation regulations: regulations set by FAA
FAA Minimum Crew Minimum # of crew members the FAA require on each particular type of aircraft
Flight Deck Cockpit
F\O First Officer :second in command of aircraft
FSB Sign fasten seatbelt sign
Fuselage Body of the aircraft
FWD Forward : front of aircraft
Galley Kitchen
GSC Ground Security Operator: airport
ICSR Inflight Customer Service Representative : translator
IFC Inflight Crewmember
IFE Inflight entertainment (TVs wifi etc)
IROP Irregular Operations (bad weather)
ISC Inflight Security Coordinator: GSC Airborne (Captain
Jetbridge Mobil walkway that connects the terminal to the aircraft.
J/S Jumpseat
LAV Lavatory
LEG A flight segment
MEL Minimum equipment list: list of equipment that must be working to legally fly people
Narrow body Aircraft designed with a single aisle
NTSB National transport safety board: Gov agency that investigates all transportation related incidents
OAL Other airline
OHB Overhead Bin
Pairing A series of flight legs to form a trip
PIC Pilot in command
POB Portable oxygen bottle
Pushback Action of pushing aircraft back from the gate using a piece of ground service equipment called a tug
RON Remain Overnight (aircraft)
Runway Where you take off and land
Service doors Door on right where caterers deliver their services (1r or 2r)
Slide Escape slide used evacuation
Stow Storing items brought on board
Sterile cockpit When aircraft is moving on the ground or under 10,000 ft. No communication
Taxi Aircraft moving on its own power. Prior to of after landing
Taxiway Tarmac used to get planes from runway to gate
UMNR Unaccompanied minor
Wide body Aircraft with 2 aisle
Zulu time Standard time in aviation
Created by: Ikeamia
 

 



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