Which sequence correctly describes how to confirm the cabin is secure?

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Which sequence correctly describes how to confirm the cabin is secure?

The sequence relies on a clear, upward chain of communication as each crew member completes their checks and passes the status along for final authorization. FA2 finishes their security checks and informs FA3, who then confirms everything is in order and passes the verified status to the Captain. This flow ensures a single, authoritative confirmation reaches the Captain after both crew members have validated their areas, keeping responsibilities explicit and the line of reporting unbroken. Starting with the Captain would invert who initiates the confirmation, and swapping FA2 and FA3 would risk missing a step in verification or creating confusion about who has final responsibility. Routing the report without involving the Captain would leave the Captain without formal acknowledgment of cabin security.

The sequence relies on a clear, upward chain of communication as each crew member completes their checks and passes the status along for final authorization. FA2 finishes their security checks and informs FA3, who then confirms everything is in order and passes the verified status to the Captain. This flow ensures a single, authoritative confirmation reaches the Captain after both crew members have validated their areas, keeping responsibilities explicit and the line of reporting unbroken.

Starting with the Captain would invert who initiates the confirmation, and swapping FA2 and FA3 would risk missing a step in verification or creating confusion about who has final responsibility. Routing the report without involving the Captain would leave the Captain without formal acknowledgment of cabin security.

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