In Galley area surveillance, what action is taken regarding trolleys not in use?

• A. Containers secure
• B. Trolleys not in use secured and brakes applied
• C. Waste bin flap operational
• D. All items secure

Answer: (B)

When equipment in the galley is not in use, the important practice is to prevent any movement by securing the trolley and applying its brakes. This locks the trolley in place, so it won’t roll if the aircraft moves, accelerates, or experiences turbulence, and it also reduces the risk of items spilling or injuring someone passing by. Securing containers or focusing on a waste bin flap doesn’t specifically address the potential for a trolley to move, and saying all items are secure is too broad without confirming the actual action taken on the trolleys. So the correct approach is to secure the trolleys and apply the brakes to keep them stationary.