During light turbulence, who makes the PA?

During light turbulence, who makes the PA?

• A. The captain makes the PA
• B. Flight crew makes the PA
• C. No. 1 cabin crew member makes the PA
• D. The purser makes the PA

Answer: (C)

The person delivering passenger announcements during light turbulence is the number one cabin crew member, the lead cabin crew on the flight. This role is responsible for communicating safety instructions to passengers and coordinating the cabin, while the captain focuses on flying the aircraft. A concise, calm PA from the cabin crew ensures passengers understand to fasten seat belts and remain seated, and it keeps the message consistent with what the crew is doing in the cabin. The purser isn’t the standard role used on Ryanair, and “flight crew” is too broad since it’s the cabin crew lead who specifically handles in-cabin announcements. The captain may speak in emergencies, but routine turbulence announcements are typically handled by the No. 1 cabin crew member.

The person delivering passenger announcements during light turbulence is the number one cabin crew member, the lead cabin crew on the flight. This role is responsible for communicating safety instructions to passengers and coordinating the cabin, while the captain focuses on flying the aircraft. A concise, calm PA from the cabin crew ensures passengers understand to fasten seat belts and remain seated, and it keeps the message consistent with what the crew is doing in the cabin. The purser isn’t the standard role used on Ryanair, and “flight crew” is too broad since it’s the cabin crew lead who specifically handles in-cabin announcements. The captain may speak in emergencies, but routine turbulence announcements are typically handled by the No. 1 cabin crew member.