After the aircraft arrives at the gate, comes to a complete stop, and the seatbelt sign turns off, who turns the lights to bright?

After the aircraft arrives at the gate, comes to a complete stop, and the seatbelt sign turns off, who turns the lights to bright?

• A. The Agent
• B. FA1
• C. The Captain
• D. Any FA

Answer: (B)

After landing and sign-off, turning the cabin lights to bright is a cabin crew duty. The lead flight attendant, typically FA1, is the one responsible for arrival and deplaning procedures in the cabin. They manage lighting to help passengers see as they prepare to exit and to signal that the cabin is ready for deplaning. Ground agents don’t control cabin lighting, and the captain handles cockpit operations, not cabin lighting. While any flight attendant can perform many duties, the standard procedure designates the lead flight attendant to handle this task.

After landing and sign-off, turning the cabin lights to bright is a cabin crew duty. The lead flight attendant, typically FA1, is the one responsible for arrival and deplaning procedures in the cabin. They manage lighting to help passengers see as they prepare to exit and to signal that the cabin is ready for deplaning. Ground agents don’t control cabin lighting, and the captain handles cockpit operations, not cabin lighting. While any flight attendant can perform many duties, the standard procedure designates the lead flight attendant to handle this task.