Ryanair Initial Practice Exam

Where should documentation of potentially disruptive passengers be kept?

1. In the cabin area

2. In the underseat storage

3. In the flight deck

4. With the head of cabin crew

The correct answer is: In the flight deck

The documentation of potentially disruptive passengers should be kept in the flight deck for several critical reasons. The flight deck is the central command area for the aircraft, where the pilots manage all aspects of flight operations, including safety and security matters. Keeping this information in the flight deck ensures that the flight crew can access it quickly and discreetly if a situation involving a disruptive passenger arises. Furthermore, the flight crew is trained to handle emergencies, and having immediate access to such documentation allows them to make informed decisions regarding the safety of all onboard. It provides the pilots with essential information regarding any potential threats and allows for coordinated responses with cabin crew and, if necessary, ground authorities. Storing this documentation in other areas may lead to delays in accessing critical information, which could hinder the crew's ability to respond effectively to incidents during the flight. Therefore, the flight deck is the most appropriate location for maintaining this sensitive information.