Which items must cabin crew present to the In Charge FA prior to departure?

Which items must cabin crew present to the In Charge FA prior to departure?

• A. Up to date Pub. 123/124 (hard copy); ePub (PED 75%+); DG Training Certificate; Passport
• B. RAIC; Rouge Lanyard and ID; Passport; ePub (PED 75%)
• C. Up to date Pub. 123/124 (hard copy); ePub (PED 75%+); DG Training Certificate; Watch (Apple Watch 75%+ charged); RAIC; Rouge Lanyard and ID; Passport
• D. Passport; Watch (Apple Watch 75%+ charged); RAIC; Rouge Lanyard and ID

Answer: (C)

The needed idea is that before departure, cabin crew must present a complete set of documents and equipment to the In Charge FA to prove training, credentials, and identity are in order and you’re ready for duty. The best answer includes everything required: the up-to-date hard copy of Pub. 123/124 and the electronic version (ePub) for PED devices with a 75%+ charge, showing you have current procedures and references at hand; the DG Training Certificate to confirm you’ve completed the required safety and regulatory training; a charged Apple Watch (75%+), which supports precise timing and checklist use on board; the RAIC and Rouge Lanyard with ID to establish authority and access; and the Passport for identity and travel. Together, these items give the In Charge FA a full, verifiable picture of your qualification, readiness, and identity before the flight departs. Other sets miss one or more essential elements, such as lacking the complete Pub. 123/124 package, omitting the DG Training Certificate, missing the watch requirement, or excluding the necessary IDs and access items, so they don’t provide a full pre-departure verification package.

The needed idea is that before departure, cabin crew must present a complete set of documents and equipment to the In Charge FA to prove training, credentials, and identity are in order and you’re ready for duty. The best answer includes everything required: the up-to-date hard copy of Pub. 123/124 and the electronic version (ePub) for PED devices with a 75%+ charge, showing you have current procedures and references at hand; the DG Training Certificate to confirm you’ve completed the required safety and regulatory training; a charged Apple Watch (75%+), which supports precise timing and checklist use on board; the RAIC and Rouge Lanyard with ID to establish authority and access; and the Passport for identity and travel. Together, these items give the In Charge FA a full, verifiable picture of your qualification, readiness, and identity before the flight departs.

Other sets miss one or more essential elements, such as lacking the complete Pub. 123/124 package, omitting the DG Training Certificate, missing the watch requirement, or excluding the necessary IDs and access items, so they don’t provide a full pre-departure verification package.