After completing the light turbulence steps, who must confirm to the commander that the steps are finished?

After completing the light turbulence steps, who must confirm to the commander that the steps are finished?

• A. The cabin crew member in charge must confirm to the commander.
• B. The captain must confirm to the crew.
• C. SCCM must confirm to the commander.
• D. The flight service manager must confirm to the commander.

Answer: (C)

After completing the light turbulence steps, a formal confirmation must be communicated to the captain by the Senior Cabin Crew Manager (SCCM). The SCCM is the on-board person responsible for coordinating the cabin crew and serving as the primary liaison to the commander. This ensures a single, authoritative update that all required actions are finished and the cabin is ready to resume normal operations. While the cabin crew member in charge oversees the actions, the formal confirmation to the commander comes from the SCCM to maintain clear lines of communication. The captain does not confirm to the crew, and the flight service manager is not the on-board person responsible for this confirmation.

After completing the light turbulence steps, a formal confirmation must be communicated to the captain by the Senior Cabin Crew Manager (SCCM). The SCCM is the on-board person responsible for coordinating the cabin crew and serving as the primary liaison to the commander. This ensures a single, authoritative update that all required actions are finished and the cabin is ready to resume normal operations. While the cabin crew member in charge oversees the actions, the formal confirmation to the commander comes from the SCCM to maintain clear lines of communication. The captain does not confirm to the crew, and the flight service manager is not the on-board person responsible for this confirmation.