Which action is not a typical part of preflight cabin preparation?

• A. Update the in-flight entertainment system for the next leg.
• B. Safety checks, clean and restock, verify signage and equipment, brief crew, secure cabin, and conduct a quick post-flight debrief.
• C. Verify signage and equipment.
• D. Brief crew.

Answer: (A)

The action being tested is whether updating the in-flight entertainment system for the next leg is part of preflight cabin preparation. Preflight cabin prep focuses on safety and readiness: safety checks, cleaning and restocking, verifying signage and equipment, briefing the crew, and securing the cabin. Updating the in-flight entertainment system is a systems/IT task handled by maintenance or IT staff and is not part of the immediate safety and cabin readiness duties of the crew. It’s about onboard content management and system setup, not about ensuring the cabin is safe and ready for passengers. The other items listed align with the standard preflight focus—making sure safety items are in place, the crew is aligned, and the cabin is secured.