Which FAR numbers are cited in relation to FA responsibilities?

Which FAR numbers are cited in relation to FA responsibilities?

• A. FAR 121.37 & 119.59
• B. FAR 91.203
• C. FAR 135.3
• D. FAR 43.3

Answer: (A)

The question tests which FAA regulations specifically outline flight attendants’ duties and training within an air carrier system. The best answer points to parts that establish the airline’s obligation to have flight attendants and to set their safety training and duties, as well as the operating rules for large air carriers where those duties are carried out. In other words, these sections are the ones that directly govern what flight attendants are responsible for in daily service and emergency situations. The other options address areas that don’t define flight attendant responsibilities—for example, general operating rules for all flights, definitions for on-demand operations, or maintenance and records. Those topics are important, but they do not specify the duties and training of flight attendants the way these particular parts do.

The question tests which FAA regulations specifically outline flight attendants’ duties and training within an air carrier system. The best answer points to parts that establish the airline’s obligation to have flight attendants and to set their safety training and duties, as well as the operating rules for large air carriers where those duties are carried out. In other words, these sections are the ones that directly govern what flight attendants are responsible for in daily service and emergency situations.

The other options address areas that don’t define flight attendant responsibilities—for example, general operating rules for all flights, definitions for on-demand operations, or maintenance and records. Those topics are important, but they do not specify the duties and training of flight attendants the way these particular parts do.