During Cabin Secure for Landing, which crew member takes their own seat and performs silent review?

• A. SCCM
• B. Purser
• C. Lead Flight Attendant
• D. CCM

Answer: (D)

The test is checking the final safety step before landing where every crew member confirms readiness by doing a silent review from their own seat. This silent review is a quick personal mental checklist to verify that their area is secure and all safety items are in place—passengers are seated, seat belts fastened, aisles are clear, and any service equipment is stowed. The responsibility to perform this independent check falls to the Cabin Crew Member, who returns to their own seat and completes the silent review as part of standard procedure. Supervisory roles like Senior Cabin Crew Manager, Purser, or Lead Flight Attendant oversee and coordinate the crew, but the individual, in-seat silent review is the duty of the cabin crew member to ensure a consistent, personal verification of safety before landing.