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Multiple Choice

Before pushback, what call should be made to the PIC and what activities may follow?

Before pushback, the priority is ensuring the cabin is secure and everyone is prepared for departure. The call to the PIC that fits this moment is reporting that the cabin is secure. That signal means all passengers are seated with seat belts fastened, all aisles and galleys are clear, and the crew is ready to proceed with safety activities. Following that, the cabin crew may give the safety demo to passengers, perform compliance checks (such as ensuring carry-ons are stowed and doors are prepared for the next phase), and carry out safety-related duties to keep the cabin and exit areas secure. This sequence keeps everyone informed and the flight crew able to coordinate pushback safely. The other options mix in tasks that belong to different phases (fuel/weight checks, engine start, or manifest validation) and don’t align with the standard pre-pushback call.

Before pushback, the priority is ensuring the cabin is secure and everyone is prepared for departure. The call to the PIC that fits this moment is reporting that the cabin is secure. That signal means all passengers are seated with seat belts fastened, all aisles and galleys are clear, and the crew is ready to proceed with safety activities. Following that, the cabin crew may give the safety demo to passengers, perform compliance checks (such as ensuring carry-ons are stowed and doors are prepared for the next phase), and carry out safety-related duties to keep the cabin and exit areas secure. This sequence keeps everyone informed and the flight crew able to coordinate pushback safely. The other options mix in tasks that belong to different phases (fuel/weight checks, engine start, or manifest validation) and don’t align with the standard pre-pushback call.