What color illuminates on the FA indicator panel for a call from a passenger seated in the cabin?

What color illuminates on the FA indicator panel for a call from a passenger seated in the cabin?

• A. Blue
• B. Red
• C. White
• D. Amber

Answer: (A)

Blue lights on the FA indicator panel signal a standard passenger call from the cabin. The panel uses color coding so flight attendants can quickly identify what kind of request is coming in and where it originated. A blue light means a passenger has pressed the cabin call button and needs assistance. Red is reserved for emergencies or urgent calls, while amber and white are used for other non-cabin-call signals or service/interphone functions, not the regular cabin call. So blue is the color that indicates a passenger in the cabin is calling for attention.

Blue lights on the FA indicator panel signal a standard passenger call from the cabin. The panel uses color coding so flight attendants can quickly identify what kind of request is coming in and where it originated. A blue light means a passenger has pressed the cabin call button and needs assistance. Red is reserved for emergencies or urgent calls, while amber and white are used for other non-cabin-call signals or service/interphone functions, not the regular cabin call. So blue is the color that indicates a passenger in the cabin is calling for attention.