Which indicator represents a passenger call light (not a call from the Flight Deck)?

Which indicator represents a passenger call light (not a call from the Flight Deck)?

• A. Pink panel with 2 chimes
• B. Blue light in ceiling panel, single chime
• C. Amber light, single chime
• D. Flashing blue light

Answer: (B)

Passenger calls are signaled by the blue light in the ceiling panel accompanied by a single chime. This combination is used to alert crew that a passenger needs assistance, and its blue color plus a single tone makes it easily recognizable from anywhere in the cabin. The other indicators are used for different call sources or alerts: a pink panel with two chimes signals a different type of call, an amber light with a single chime marks another separate alert, and a flashing blue light serves yet another status. So the blue ceiling light with a single chime is the indicator for a passenger call.

Passenger calls are signaled by the blue light in the ceiling panel accompanied by a single chime. This combination is used to alert crew that a passenger needs assistance, and its blue color plus a single tone makes it easily recognizable from anywhere in the cabin. The other indicators are used for different call sources or alerts: a pink panel with two chimes signals a different type of call, an amber light with a single chime marks another separate alert, and a flashing blue light serves yet another status. So the blue ceiling light with a single chime is the indicator for a passenger call.