Which item is part of the Cabin Secure Checks?

• A. Window sills polished
• B. Armrests up
• C. Hat bins closed
• D. Luggage in cabin

Answer: (C)

Cabin Secure Checks aim to make sure nothing can move or fall during takeoff, landing, or turbulence. Closing the hat bins (overhead compartments) is a direct safety step because it secures passenger belongings stored above, preventing items from shifting or falling into the cabin or onto seats and aisles.

The other options aren’t part of this specific safety check: polishing window sills is a cleanliness/maintenance task, not a safety measure; keeping armrests up isn’t a standard security requirement for cabin checks; and simply having luggage in the cabin isn’t the act of securing the cabin—it's about where belongings are stored, which is addressed by ensuring bins are securely closed.