What does a one hi/lo chime with a flashing green light indicate?

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What does a one hi/lo chime with a flashing green light indicate?

In-flight crew call signals use distinct sounds and light cues to indicate who is calling and how urgent the request is. A one hi/lo chime paired with a flashing green light is the pattern used to indicate a routine call from the flight deck to the cabin crew. The cadence (high then low) signals a normal, non-urgent contact, and the green light confirms it’s a cabin-side acknowledgment of a cockpit request. It isn’t an emergency or lavatory/passenger call, which use different chime patterns and light cues. If the situation were urgent or an emergency, the alert would be more pronounced and use a different color/sequence to convey higher priority.

In-flight crew call signals use distinct sounds and light cues to indicate who is calling and how urgent the request is. A one hi/lo chime paired with a flashing green light is the pattern used to indicate a routine call from the flight deck to the cabin crew. The cadence (high then low) signals a normal, non-urgent contact, and the green light confirms it’s a cabin-side acknowledgment of a cockpit request. It isn’t an emergency or lavatory/passenger call, which use different chime patterns and light cues. If the situation were urgent or an emergency, the alert would be more pronounced and use a different color/sequence to convey higher priority.

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