Which flight attendant will notify CSA if they have tagged carry-on bags that do not fit in cabin?

Which flight attendant will notify CSA if they have tagged carry-on bags that do not fit in cabin?

• A. FWD
• B. AFT
• C. GALLEY
• D. LAV

Answer: (A)

Handling carry-on space issues comes down to who is responsible for the front cabin and can coordinate with the CSA. When a bag is tagged because it won’t fit in the cabin, the flight attendant in the forward section is the one who should notify the CSA. They have immediate visibility of any obstruction in the forward area and are the designated point of contact to manage the situation quickly—whether that means re-stowing, relocating, or arranging removal of the bag to maintain safety and flow in the cabin. The other positions are focused on different zones or tasks: the rear attendant handles the back of the cabin, the galley is for service and catering, and the lavatory area is dedicated to that space.

Handling carry-on space issues comes down to who is responsible for the front cabin and can coordinate with the CSA. When a bag is tagged because it won’t fit in the cabin, the flight attendant in the forward section is the one who should notify the CSA. They have immediate visibility of any obstruction in the forward area and are the designated point of contact to manage the situation quickly—whether that means re-stowing, relocating, or arranging removal of the bag to maintain safety and flow in the cabin. The other positions are focused on different zones or tasks: the rear attendant handles the back of the cabin, the galley is for service and catering, and the lavatory area is dedicated to that space.