What should cabin crew do after turbulence is deemed safe and following communications with the flight crew?

What should cabin crew do after turbulence is deemed safe and following communications with the flight crew?

• A. Conduct the post turbulence cabin survey.
• B. Resume full service immediately.
• C. Refrain from checking cabin conditions.
• D. Evacuate the cabin.

Answer: (A)

After turbulence is deemed safe and you’ve received clearance from the flight deck, the cabin crew carry out a post turbulence cabin survey. This quick, targeted check goes through the cabin to identify any injuries, secure the cabin and service equipment, and verify that passengers are safely seated with seat belts fastened. It also ensures galleys, lavatories, aisle spaces, and exit routes are clear and safe for continued service. The aim is to confirm everything is in order before resuming activities and to catch any issues that could affect safety or comfort. Jumping straight into full service without this check could overlook injuries or hazards, while ignoring the survey would leave risks unaddressed. Evacuation is reserved for true emergencies, not a routine after-turbulence safety check.

After turbulence is deemed safe and you’ve received clearance from the flight deck, the cabin crew carry out a post turbulence cabin survey. This quick, targeted check goes through the cabin to identify any injuries, secure the cabin and service equipment, and verify that passengers are safely seated with seat belts fastened. It also ensures galleys, lavatories, aisle spaces, and exit routes are clear and safe for continued service. The aim is to confirm everything is in order before resuming activities and to catch any issues that could affect safety or comfort.

Jumping straight into full service without this check could overlook injuries or hazards, while ignoring the survey would leave risks unaddressed. Evacuation is reserved for true emergencies, not a routine after-turbulence safety check.