What is the exact phrase used on the interphone to confirm doors are armed?

• A. Doors armed.
• B. _ and _ armed and cross checked
• C. Verified and armed.
• D. Cross check complete.

Answer: (B)

In intercom communication, you confirm both the action and the verification status at once. The exact phrase to report is “Doors and hatches armed and cross checked.” It communicates that all doors and hatches are armed and that the status has been independently verified by another crew member. This dual confirmation helps prevent miscommunication and ensures everyone knows security checks are complete before proceeding. The other options miss one or more parts: some say only that the doors are armed, or only mention verification, or omit the specific pairing of arming with a cross-check.