In a four-FA crew, which cross-check is assigned?

In a four-FA crew, which cross-check is assigned?

• A. No cross-check
• B. Cross check 2L
• C. Cross check 1L
• D. Cross check 1L/R

Answer: (C)

In a four-FA crew, a cross-check is designated to one flight attendant to observe and verify the actions of the others during service and safety tasks. The forward-left position is chosen for this role because it gives the observer a clear line of sight to the forward galley and the front cabin, allowing quick verification of procedures, service flow, and call-light responses. This placement enables effective oversight without pulling the observer away from essential duties on the other side of the cabin. Other options either remove this oversight, reduce visibility, or spread the observer's attention too thin, making the forward-left cross-check the most practical choice.

In a four-FA crew, a cross-check is designated to one flight attendant to observe and verify the actions of the others during service and safety tasks. The forward-left position is chosen for this role because it gives the observer a clear line of sight to the forward galley and the front cabin, allowing quick verification of procedures, service flow, and call-light responses. This placement enables effective oversight without pulling the observer away from essential duties on the other side of the cabin. Other options either remove this oversight, reduce visibility, or spread the observer's attention too thin, making the forward-left cross-check the most practical choice.