Where shall the documentation of potentially disruptive passenger be kept?

• A. In a secure cabinet in the cabin
• B. With the passenger's belongings
• C. In the Flight Deck
• D. On the seat pocket

Answer: (B)

When documenting potentially disruptive passenger behavior, the record should stay with the passenger’s belongings. This keeps the information tied to the person it concerns, ensuring continuity of the incident details if the passenger is moved, escorted off, or handed to authorities. It also helps protect privacy—restricting access to the documentation to those directly involved in handling the case—and reduces the risk of the notes being lost, tampered with, or viewed by other passengers. Placing the documentation with the passenger’s belongings ensures it remains in the same custody as the person, which is important for follow-up actions and any required reporting.