Which term describes the device used to speak with the flight deck?

Which term describes the device used to speak with the flight deck?

• A. Jumpseat
• B. Main cabin door
• C. Interphone
• D. HHD

Answer: (C)

Interphone refers to the two-way communication system that connects the cabin crew with the flight deck. It’s the handset or panel you use to talk directly with the pilots, request assistance, or relay information without using the passenger-facing announcements. The jumpseat is simply the seat where crew members sit near the cockpit, not a communication device. The main cabin door is the entry/exit door for passengers and crew, not a talk tool. HHD typically means a handheld device used for various crew tasks, but it isn’t the specific device used to speak with the flight deck. So the interphone is the dedicated device for contacting the pilots.

Interphone refers to the two-way communication system that connects the cabin crew with the flight deck. It’s the handset or panel you use to talk directly with the pilots, request assistance, or relay information without using the passenger-facing announcements. The jumpseat is simply the seat where crew members sit near the cockpit, not a communication device. The main cabin door is the entry/exit door for passengers and crew, not a talk tool. HHD typically means a handheld device used for various crew tasks, but it isn’t the specific device used to speak with the flight deck. So the interphone is the dedicated device for contacting the pilots.