Which report logs a passenger injury?

Which report logs a passenger injury?

• A. Ior
• B. Isap
• C. Customer Injury Report
• D. Cabin Discrepancy

Answer: (C)

When a passenger injury happens, the form you use is the Customer Injury Report. This specific report is designed to capture all the details of an on‑board injury so that medical staff, safety teams, and the airline can follow up properly and meet any required regulations. It records who was injured, flight and seat information, the time and location of the injury, a description of what happened, witnesses, any first aid or medical actions taken, and the outcome or disposition of the passenger. The other reports cover different kinds of issues on board and aren’t intended to document injuries. Ior and Isap are used for events unrelated to passenger injuries, such as operational or service issues, while Cabin Discrepancy is for problems with cabin equipment or service faults. Since they don’t specifically document injuries, they aren’t the correct form to log a passenger injury.

When a passenger injury happens, the form you use is the Customer Injury Report. This specific report is designed to capture all the details of an on‑board injury so that medical staff, safety teams, and the airline can follow up properly and meet any required regulations. It records who was injured, flight and seat information, the time and location of the injury, a description of what happened, witnesses, any first aid or medical actions taken, and the outcome or disposition of the passenger.

The other reports cover different kinds of issues on board and aren’t intended to document injuries. Ior and Isap are used for events unrelated to passenger injuries, such as operational or service issues, while Cabin Discrepancy is for problems with cabin equipment or service faults. Since they don’t specifically document injuries, they aren’t the correct form to log a passenger injury.