What are the end-of-flight post-landing duties for cabin crew?

• A. Dismiss all crew immediately after landing.
• B. Restock safety equipment, clean and restock the cabin, log any issues, and assign tasks for maintenance or cleaning.
• C. Debrief only with the captain.
• D. Do nothing until the next flight.

Answer: (B)

End-of-flight duties are about restoring the cabin to a safe, clean, and ready-for-service state. The crew must restock safety equipment, ensure the cabin is cleaned and properly stocked, and log any issues or faults so maintenance or cleaning teams can address them. Assigning tasks for maintenance or cleaning helps hand over the aircraft and keep the next flight on schedule. Debriefing with the captain may occur, but it doesn’t replace the need to verify equipment, sanitation, and documented issues for the next operation. Dismissing crew immediately or doing nothing would leave safety gear unchecked, the cabin unsanitary, and maintenance gaps unaddressed.