Which task is a duty of the door safety attendant?

Which task is a duty of the door safety attendant?

• A. Verify all doors are disarmed
• B. Check all rows for customers
• C. Verbally confirm "cabin safety check complete"
• D. Complete assigned lavatory and SkyPro compliance checks

Answer: (A)

This question is about the door safety attendant’s role during boarding and pre-departure. The key duty is to verify that all doors are disarmed, meaning the emergency slides are not armed and the doors are ready for normal passenger movement. This check is essential to prevent any accidental slide deployment and to ensure clear, safe egress for passengers entering or leaving the cabin. The other tasks described—checking rows for customers, verbally confirming that a cabin safety check is complete, and performing lavatory and SkyPro compliance checks—belong to broader cabin safety or flight deck responsibilities and aren’t specific door-focused duties. Focusing on confirming doors are disarmed keeps the opening phase of the flight safe and under control.

This question is about the door safety attendant’s role during boarding and pre-departure. The key duty is to verify that all doors are disarmed, meaning the emergency slides are not armed and the doors are ready for normal passenger movement. This check is essential to prevent any accidental slide deployment and to ensure clear, safe egress for passengers entering or leaving the cabin. The other tasks described—checking rows for customers, verbally confirming that a cabin safety check is complete, and performing lavatory and SkyPro compliance checks—belong to broader cabin safety or flight deck responsibilities and aren’t specific door-focused duties. Focusing on confirming doors are disarmed keeps the opening phase of the flight safe and under control.