After a F/A has called the Flight Deck, the amber ATT light will flash on the ACPs until __________________.

After a F/A has called the Flight Deck, the amber ATT light will flash on the ACPs until __________________.

• A. 60 seconds or a RESET button is pressed on an ACP
• B. 30 seconds
• C. until crew acknowledges
• D. until PA ends

Answer: (A)

When a cabin crew member calls, the amber ATT indicator on the ACPs lights and flashes to alert the flight deck. This alert is designed to be temporary: it will continue flashing for up to 60 seconds unless action is taken. The crew can clear it immediately by pressing the RESET button on any ACP, which resets the ATT signaling. The signal isn’t cleared simply by PA activity or by waiting for acknowledgment alone—the built-in timer and the manual reset are what remove the amber light.

When a cabin crew member calls, the amber ATT indicator on the ACPs lights and flashes to alert the flight deck. This alert is designed to be temporary: it will continue flashing for up to 60 seconds unless action is taken. The crew can clear it immediately by pressing the RESET button on any ACP, which resets the ATT signaling. The signal isn’t cleared simply by PA activity or by waiting for acknowledgment alone—the built-in timer and the manual reset are what remove the amber light.