During light turbulence, if conditions remain safe, what should cabin crew do with cabin service?

During light turbulence, if conditions remain safe, what should cabin crew do with cabin service?

• A. Continue with cabin service.
• B. Stop service immediately.
• C. Suspend service indefinitely.
• D. Evacuate the cabin.

Answer: (A)

When turbulence is light and the aircraft remains safe, continuing cabin service is appropriate because the disturbance isn’t severe enough to endanger safety and stopping service would create unnecessary disruption. The crew should proceed cautiously: secure trolleys and galley items, keep aisles clear, and remind passengers to fasten seat belts and remain seated if advised. If conditions deteriorate or safety rules require, pause the service and have the crew seated with belts fastened. Evacuation is only for emergencies.

When turbulence is light and the aircraft remains safe, continuing cabin service is appropriate because the disturbance isn’t severe enough to endanger safety and stopping service would create unnecessary disruption. The crew should proceed cautiously: secure trolleys and galley items, keep aisles clear, and remind passengers to fasten seat belts and remain seated if advised. If conditions deteriorate or safety rules require, pause the service and have the crew seated with belts fastened. Evacuation is only for emergencies.