Who participates in the All Call to verify doors are armed and cross-checked?

Who participates in the All Call to verify doors are armed and cross-checked?

• A. FA1 and the Agent
• B. The Captain and FA1
• C. All FAs with an interphone
• D. Only the FAs at the overwing exits

Answer: (C)

All Call is a cabin-wide safety check that uses the crew interphone to confirm that all doors are armed and cross-checked. The idea is to reach everyone who can hear the call, so each flight attendant can verify their door status and participate in the cross-check process. That broad participation is why the best answer is “All FAs with an interphone”—they’re the ones able to hear the announcement and report back, ensuring every door across the cabin is accounted for. Choosing only one or two individuals (like FA1 and the Captain, or FAs at specific exits) could miss other doors or reduce the redundancy that helps catch mistakes. The option with all FAs who have an interphone covers every door and exit, including overwing exits, and maintains the safety standard of cross-checking with the full crew.

All Call is a cabin-wide safety check that uses the crew interphone to confirm that all doors are armed and cross-checked. The idea is to reach everyone who can hear the call, so each flight attendant can verify their door status and participate in the cross-check process. That broad participation is why the best answer is “All FAs with an interphone”—they’re the ones able to hear the announcement and report back, ensuring every door across the cabin is accounted for.

Choosing only one or two individuals (like FA1 and the Captain, or FAs at specific exits) could miss other doors or reduce the redundancy that helps catch mistakes. The option with all FAs who have an interphone covers every door and exit, including overwing exits, and maintains the safety standard of cross-checking with the full crew.