What is the recommended action when a passenger asks about the status of a safety demonstration during flight?

• A. Provide a brief, clear safety briefing and confirm that the video or demonstration is complete or in progress.
• B. Tell them to watch later.
• C. Ignore their question.
• D. Rewind the video.

Answer: (A)

When a passenger asks about the status of the safety demonstration, the right move is to deliver a brief, clear safety briefing and confirm whether the video or demonstration is complete or currently in progress. This keeps everyone informed and ensures the required safety information is actually received. If the demonstration is already underway, acknowledge that and indicate what is being shown or how much of it remains. If it’s not yet started, proceed with the briefing or restart the demonstration as needed so all passengers understand the safety procedures. This approach emphasizes that safety instructions must be communicated and understood, not delayed or ignored.

Telling them to watch later, ignoring the question, or rewinding the video don’t fulfill the safety obligation, since passengers need timely and clear information about how to stay safe during the flight.