Which item is included in Galley Secure Checks?

• A. Boilers off
• B. Oven on
• C. Galley surfaces cluttered
• D. CC bags behind trolleys and lighting mode

Answer: (A)

Galley secure checks are about making sure the galley is safe for all phases of flight by ensuring no active heat sources, loose items, or clutter could cause a hazard. Turning off the boilers is part of this because the water boiler is a heat source that could burn someone or start a fire if left on during turbulence or taxi, and it also reduces electrical load in the galley while the aircraft is in motion or secured.

Leaving an oven on would be unsafe during secure checks, since hot appliances should not be left in operation when the area is being secured. A galley with cluttered surfaces presents a housekeeping and safety issue, hindering quick access and increasing the risk of items being misplaced or become hazards. The option involving bags behind trolleys and lighting mode describes conditions not aligned with the standard goal of securing the galley, which is to ensure orderly, safe, and hazard-free operation.