Finish preparations require cabin crew to be seated and secured before which order?

Finish preparations require cabin crew to be seated and secured before which order?

• A. After the door is opened
• B. Before landing
• C. Before "BRACE" order
• D. After evacuation

Answer: (C)

Finish preparations are done in advance of an imminent impact so crew are protected and ready to act. Being seated and secured before the BRACE order ensures that, when the signal to brace is given, everyone is already in position and safely strapped. This minimizes the risk of injury and allows the crew to concentrate on guiding passengers and performing safety duties without delays. Waiting until after the BRACE order would mean moving around unbuckled at a critical moment, which isn’t safe. The other options describe actions associated with different phases (opening doors or evacuations) and don’t reflect the need to be secured before the brace signal.

Finish preparations are done in advance of an imminent impact so crew are protected and ready to act. Being seated and secured before the BRACE order ensures that, when the signal to brace is given, everyone is already in position and safely strapped. This minimizes the risk of injury and allows the crew to concentrate on guiding passengers and performing safety duties without delays. Waiting until after the BRACE order would mean moving around unbuckled at a critical moment, which isn’t safe. The other options describe actions associated with different phases (opening doors or evacuations) and don’t reflect the need to be secured before the brace signal.