Which four items are preflighted in the last OHB A/CL before departure on the CRJ 900?

Which four items are preflighted in the last OHB A/CL before departure on the CRJ 900?

• A. FAK, Megaphone, Seat Belt Extensions, AFT FA
• B. FAK, Megaphone, Life Vests, AFT FA
• C. FAK, Megaphone, Seat Belt Extensions, FWD FA
• D. FAK, AED, Seat Belt Extensions, AFT FA

Answer: (A)

In this scenario the focus is on what safety equipment and crew readiness items the cabin crew checks in the last overhead bin labeled for the aft/ aft‑side preflight before departure on a CRJ 900. The set you preflight there is First Aid Kit, Megaphone, Seat Belt Extensions, and the Aft Flight Attendant. The First Aid Kit belongs to the baseline safety equipment everyone relies on for medical incidents, so ensuring it’s present, sealed, and accessible is essential. The megaphone is a critical communications tool for directing passengers and coordinating during evacuations or other in-cabin emergencies; it must be functional and ready to use. Seat belt extensions are carried for passengers who need them, and keeping them in that aft‑bin location makes them quickly available during boarding or in an emergency. Finally, the Aft Flight Attendant refers to the aft cabin crew member or station setup; verifying the aft FA is on board and properly assigned ensures there is crew coverage and leadership in the aft cabin. Life vests, AEDs, and the forward flight attendant’s equipment are typically located or checked in other locations, such as seats or different galley/central kits, or pertain to the forward cabin checks, so they aren’t part of this specific last‑OHB A/CL preflight.

In this scenario the focus is on what safety equipment and crew readiness items the cabin crew checks in the last overhead bin labeled for the aft/ aft‑side preflight before departure on a CRJ 900. The set you preflight there is First Aid Kit, Megaphone, Seat Belt Extensions, and the Aft Flight Attendant.

The First Aid Kit belongs to the baseline safety equipment everyone relies on for medical incidents, so ensuring it’s present, sealed, and accessible is essential. The megaphone is a critical communications tool for directing passengers and coordinating during evacuations or other in-cabin emergencies; it must be functional and ready to use. Seat belt extensions are carried for passengers who need them, and keeping them in that aft‑bin location makes them quickly available during boarding or in an emergency. Finally, the Aft Flight Attendant refers to the aft cabin crew member or station setup; verifying the aft FA is on board and properly assigned ensures there is crew coverage and leadership in the aft cabin.

Life vests, AEDs, and the forward flight attendant’s equipment are typically located or checked in other locations, such as seats or different galley/central kits, or pertain to the forward cabin checks, so they aren’t part of this specific last‑OHB A/CL preflight.