105.1 State the location of the following emergency equipment:

a. Smoke goggles

Forward galley area

b. Escape ropes

Pilot/copilot clear view windows and in the top of each overwing exit.

c. Evacuation slides

Passenger entrance, service entrance and tailcone exit

d. Hand held fire extinguishers

Cockpit, mid-cabin port overhead panel, port aft bulkhead.

e. Life rafts

Forward galley and port and starboard mid-cabin overhead panels.

f. First Aid Kits

Starboard forward overhead panel and port aft overhead panel.

g. Megaphones

Port forward and aft overhead panel.

h. Passenger Oxygen masks

Overhead panels located over every passenger seat

i. Emergency Locator Transmitter

Port mid-cabin overhead panel.

j. Crash Axe

Attached to the back of the pilot's seat.

k. Flashlights

Forward entrance bulkhead, starboard cockpit bulkhead, port aft bulkhead.

l. Survival Radios

One in each one-man life raft (starboard forward galley) and one attached to the compartment which contains each 25-man life raft.

m. High and low pressure oxygen bottles

One or two low pressure(2 on C-9B aircraft), behind the copilot's seat. Used for firefighting. Two high pressure walk around bottles in the starboard forward overhead panel. Used for crew mobility. One full-faced oxygen bottle located starboard aft overhead panel used for firefighting and crew mobility.

105.2 State the 2 methods of deploying the tailcone:

From inside the aircraft, fold the crewmember seat upward, pull aft entrance door handle and turn to OPEN position, and open door. Jettison the tailcone by pulling the EMERGENCY EXIT handle. From outside the aircraft, jettison the tailcone by pushing the access door in and pulling the emergency exit handle out.

105.3 State the primary fire extinguisher used on the flight line during fueling operations.

The Halon 1211 fire extinguisher is a 150-pound wheeled unit.

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