What tasks are required to secure the galleys and cabin for landing? Select all that apply.

• A. Return coats
• B. Pick up service items
• C. Check that lavs are empty
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Securing the galleys and cabin for landing means removing hazards and making sure the cabin is safe and orderly for touchdown. Returning coats to their designated storage keeps aisles clear and prevents items from snagging or shifting during descent. Picking up service items from the cabin and galley removes loose equipment that could become a projectile or block exits in an emergency. Checking that lavatories are empty ensures no passengers are inside and that doors won’t unexpectedly interfere with the landing or evacuation. Because each of these steps reduces a different safety risk, all of them are required.