In-Flight Sample Clauses

In-Flight. Manager means any person in a management position within the Flight Attendant department, specifically the Flight Attendant Supervisor and above.

In-Flight. (1) Explain use and relationship between altimeter and the vertical velocity indicator. (2) Demonstrate effect of shallow (not to exceed 5 degrees of pitch) dives and climbs on RPM (fixed pitch prop). (3) Point out how altitude and airspeed are related. (4) Demonstrate effect of turns on compass. (5) Demonstrate uses of other instruments installed on aircraft.

In-Flight. The pilot will perform the following flight maneuvers at a minimum altitude of 2,500 feet above ground level (AGL): (1) Point out how aircraft will regain normal attitude "hands-off" from a shallow (not to exceed 5 degrees of pitch) climb or dive. Demonstrate use of trim controls. (2) Point out how aircraft will maintain turn, with controls neutral. (3) Demonstrate effects of drift and methods of corrections. (4) Demonstrate coordinated and uncoordinated shallow turns. (5) Demonstrate straight and level flight, flying with visual reference to checkpoint and horizon.

In-Flight. Uniforms: United Express Flight Attendants are required to wear the professional uniform designated for flight attendants by United. There is to be no deviation from this uniform and it is to be worn at all times while on duty. Employees in uniform, on or off duty are not allowed to drink intoxicating beverages, give the appearance of being intoxicated or visit any establishment whose primary purpose is to dispense liquor (e.g. bars, saloons, cocktail lounges, liquor stores). “