Which of the following correctly describes how Emergency Lights are controlled?

• A. From the flight deck only
• B. From the flight deck and the Flight Attendant Control Panel at the 2L jumpseat
• C. From the engine control panel
• D. From the passenger's biometric device

Answer: (B)

Emergency lights on this aircraft are controllable from two locations: the flight deck and the Flight Attendant Control Panel at the 2L jumpseat. The flight deck can command the emergency lighting to illuminate for evacuations or safety checks, ensuring exits and path lighting are visible even if cabin systems are disrupted. The Flight Attendant Control Panel at 2L gives cabin crew direct control to activate, test, and manage the emergency lighting in their area, coordinating with the pilots as needed. The engine control panel isn’t used to control emergency lighting, and a passenger biometric device isn’t part of the lighting system.