Which item is listed as required to be carried by all Cabin Crew during flight duty, where applicable?

• A. Health Certificate
• B. Valid passport
• C. Initial Attestation
• D. Valid Medical Report

Answer: (A)

A Health Certificate is the document that confirms you’re medically fit to perform your duties. On flight duty, it’s essential to have a current medical credential that can be shown if required by crew checks, regulators, or in response to a medical event on board. This certificate verifies you meet the health standards needed to safely operate and to respond to in-flight medical situations. It’s specifically about medical fitness, and its relevance is tied to safety and regulatory compliance while you’re on duty.

A valid passport is important for international travel but isn’t a medical fitness credential you must carry during duty. An initial attestation relates to training completion, not ongoing medical fitness. A valid medical report may cover medical details, but the standard on-duty requirement reflects the formal Health Certificate as the recognized document for fitness to fly.