In SEATS, what does the 'Exit' component require cabin crew to do?

In SEATS, what does the 'Exit' component require cabin crew to do?

• A. Observe the door, ensure correct mode, reminder of correct commands and method of operation
• B. Observe the galley
• C. Observe seating arrangement
• D. Observe life jackets and exits

Answer: (A)

In SEATS, the Exit checks focus on making sure an exit door is ready for use. The crew member must visually inspect the door, confirm it is in the correct mode for the current phase of flight (for example, disarmed or armed as required), and remind everyone of the proper commands and how to operate the exit. This combination ensures that, if an evacuation is needed, the exit can be opened correctly and passengers can be guided safely. Observing the galley, seating arrangement, or life jackets and exits isn’t part of this specific exit readiness action.

In SEATS, the Exit checks focus on making sure an exit door is ready for use. The crew member must visually inspect the door, confirm it is in the correct mode for the current phase of flight (for example, disarmed or armed as required), and remind everyone of the proper commands and how to operate the exit. This combination ensures that, if an evacuation is needed, the exit can be opened correctly and passengers can be guided safely. Observing the galley, seating arrangement, or life jackets and exits isn’t part of this specific exit readiness action.