When there is a lavatory call, what will you hear and what light illuminates?

When there is a lavatory call, what will you hear and what light illuminates?

• A. A single chime over the cabin PA system and amber light illuminated on the master call panel
• B. A single chime and blue light illuminated on the master call panel
• C. A double chime and amber light illuminated on the master call panel
• D. A single chime and green light illuminated on the master call panel

Answer: (A)

When a lavatory call is made, you will hear a single chime over the cabin PA and an amber light on the master call panel will illuminate. This combination specifically signals that the request is coming from the lavatory, helping crew identify and respond quickly. The single chime distinguishes it from other calls that may use a double chime, and the amber light is the color assigned to lavatory calls, while other call types use different colors.

When a lavatory call is made, you will hear a single chime over the cabin PA and an amber light on the master call panel will illuminate. This combination specifically signals that the request is coming from the lavatory, helping crew identify and respond quickly. The single chime distinguishes it from other calls that may use a double chime, and the amber light is the color assigned to lavatory calls, while other call types use different colors.