Which item’s pre-flight check specifies a tamper seal attached?

Which item’s pre-flight check specifies a tamper seal attached?

• A. Life jacket
• B. Resuscitation kit
• C. Megaphone
• D. ELT

Answer: (B)

Tamper seals on certain safety and medical equipment are used to show that the item has not been opened or accessed since it was last inspected. The resuscitation kit is one of those items that carries a tamper-evident seal, so during the pre-flight check you verify that the seal is intact and the kit remains closed. This confirms the contents are still in their approved state and the kit is ready for use in an emergency. If the seal is broken or missing, the kit must be inspected, restocked, or replaced before flight. Other items like a life jacket, megaphone, or ELT are not typically checked for a tamper seal in the standard pre-flight procedure; you focus on their basic functional status or other indicators of serviceability instead.

Tamper seals on certain safety and medical equipment are used to show that the item has not been opened or accessed since it was last inspected. The resuscitation kit is one of those items that carries a tamper-evident seal, so during the pre-flight check you verify that the seal is intact and the kit remains closed. This confirms the contents are still in their approved state and the kit is ready for use in an emergency. If the seal is broken or missing, the kit must be inspected, restocked, or replaced before flight.

Other items like a life jacket, megaphone, or ELT are not typically checked for a tamper seal in the standard pre-flight procedure; you focus on their basic functional status or other indicators of serviceability instead.