British Airways (BA) SEP Practice Exam 2026 - Free Practice Questions and Study Guide

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What must be verified about doors before takeoff?

Doors must be closed and armed/disarmed correctly as per door type; indicators must show the correct status.

Doors must be closed and latched, with the arming status set correctly for the door type, and the indicators must show the correct status. This combination ensures that emergency slides are prepared for evacuation where required and that the door’s state is clearly confirmed before takeoff. The indicators provide a visual check that the door is in the intended configuration, so a door won’t misbehave in an emergency or during takeoff. If a door isn’t properly armed or disarmed, or the status indicator isn’t showing the right state, there’s a real safety risk.

Doors must be closed only; status indicators are optional.

Doors can be open if the cabin is secure.

Doors must be locked but not tested for arming.