During onboarding, two questions are asked to the flight attendant. One is 'Minimum crew on board.' What is the other item?

During onboarding, two questions are asked to the flight attendant. One is 'Minimum crew on board.' What is the other item?

• A. Cabin temperature OK
• B. Checked in by seating assignment
• C. 1st class upgrade default
• D. Domestic vs International ticket exchange

Answer: (A)

This item tests readiness of the cabin environment before service begins. Checking that the cabin temperature is OK is a practical, safety-related step that ensures passengers will be comfortable and that the HVAC system is functioning properly. If the temperature is outside a comfortable range, it can affect passenger well-being, crew performance, and may signal a maintenance issue with the environmental controls. The other options aren’t about cabin readiness: seating assignment status relates to passenger processing, not a cabin condition check; fare class upgrades and ticket exchanges are administrative or policy details, not operational readiness checks for the onboard environment.

This item tests readiness of the cabin environment before service begins. Checking that the cabin temperature is OK is a practical, safety-related step that ensures passengers will be comfortable and that the HVAC system is functioning properly. If the temperature is outside a comfortable range, it can affect passenger well-being, crew performance, and may signal a maintenance issue with the environmental controls.

The other options aren’t about cabin readiness: seating assignment status relates to passenger processing, not a cabin condition check; fare class upgrades and ticket exchanges are administrative or policy details, not operational readiness checks for the onboard environment.