Who informs the Captain that the cabin is secured?

• A. Nº1
• B. Nº2
• C. Cabin Supervisor
• D. Flight Attendant in Charge

Answer: (A)

The person in charge of the cabin’s final checks is the one who tells the Captain that the cabin is secured. This lead cabin crew member completes the last security checks—ensuring doors are closed, passengers are seated with seatbelts fastened, and the cabin is stowed and secure—and then provides a clear, concise report to the Captain. Having a single designated reporter avoids mixed messages and gives the Captain a definitive status before pushback and during taxi. The Cabin Supervisor oversees the team but isn’t the sole reporter for this status. The Flight Attendant in Charge leads the crew, but the formal update about cabin security comes from the lead cabin crew member, not another crew member.