When performing an escort task, the escorted person boarding the plane ( ) normal passengers and leaving the plane after passengers disembark, taking a seat at the ( ) of the cabin.

After being subdued, the criminal should be arranged to stand in the window seat at the rear of the cabin and be monitored by a dedicated person.

Before the installation of catering and food supplies, the cabin crew should check the integrity of the seals and consistency of the numbering based on the food and meal documents provided by the aircraft.

When conducting evidence collection work, ensure that ( ) people are present.

If a passenger terminates their trip, midway, the crew members should confirm that all personnel belongings and ( ) of the passengers should be unloaded from the aircraft.

Personnel who can not enter the cockpit during flight ( )

Although the soft handcuffs equipped in the safety bag have high resistance to damage, there is a possibility of damage in the event or fire, sharp objects, or absolute force.

When carrying out non escorted repatriation tasks, the number of repatriated personnel on the same flight shall not exceed ( )

Self defense ability: language defense ability, psychological defense ability.

Information collection can be done through: visual collection, olfactory collection, tactile collection, and auditory collection.

When encountering (suspected) explosives threats on board, the explosion-proof platform should be constructed in situ and the seats of passengers within ( ) meters of the ( ) rows centered around the explosive should be adjusted.

The definition of illegal interference behavior: refers to acts that endanger the safety of civil aviation and transportation, excluding attempted acts.

Personnel who can not know the cockpit password ( )

Handling cabin security incidents during flight requires authorization from the ( )

The area responsible for security inspection by the cabin crew does not include ( )

When the criminals hijacked hostages and attempted to use the crew’s identity to trick the cockpit door open, Using code language.

When suspicious items are found inside the aircraft, the crew shall not touch, open, or move them, and shall immediately report to the captain.

After discovering (suspected) explosives, crew members should ( ) them

The four stages of flight not include ( )

Alcohol management regulations: when the alcohol concentration in exhaled gas reaches or exceeds ( ), or when under the influence of alcohol, or when affected by drugs that impair work ability.

When the perpetrator commits arson, the cabin crew should shout “Halon” loudly

After boarding, crew members should promptly conduct ( ) in their respective areas and complete them before passengers board the plane.

When conducting evidence collection work, asking women or elderly people, they should be accompanied by ( )

The captain is fully responsible for the management of the overseas crew members during their stay aboard.

Alcohol management regulations: Within 8 hours of drinking alcohol (24 hours according to company regulations)