If immediate communication with the flight deck is required, the In-Charge will immediately report to/call the flight deck with the PELC. It does not necessarily mean 'emergency landing'. The cabin crew must, however, be on alert and wait for the In-Charge call at the closest handset.

If immediate communication with the flight deck is required, the In-Charge will immediately report to/call the flight deck with the PELC. It does not necessarily mean 'emergency landing'. The cabin crew must, however, be on alert and wait for the In-Charge call at the closest handset.

• A. Not always
• B. Not applicable
• C. Unclear
• D. True

Answer: (D)

When immediate communication with the flight deck is required, the In-Charge must contact the flight deck right away using the PELC. This step is about rapid coordination and conveying critical information, not about declaring an emergency landing. The key point is that it signals urgency and the need for guidance, without automatically implying an emergency landing will occur. Because speed and accuracy are crucial in these moments, the cabin crew stay on alert and wait for the In-Charge to call from the nearest handset. That setup ensures they can receive instructions promptly and act in concert with the flight deck, minimizing delays and keeping everyone safe.

When immediate communication with the flight deck is required, the In-Charge must contact the flight deck right away using the PELC. This step is about rapid coordination and conveying critical information, not about declaring an emergency landing. The key point is that it signals urgency and the need for guidance, without automatically implying an emergency landing will occur.

Because speed and accuracy are crucial in these moments, the cabin crew stay on alert and wait for the In-Charge to call from the nearest handset. That setup ensures they can receive instructions promptly and act in concert with the flight deck, minimizing delays and keeping everyone safe.