When is turbulence discussed?

• A. During FA briefing, captain briefing and decent briefing
• B. Before taxi
• C. After landing
• D. During seating announcements

Answer: (A)

Turbulence is addressed through safety briefings that coordinate both cabin crew and pilots before and during the flight, so everyone knows what to expect and how to respond. In the flight attendant briefing, the crew learn about anticipated turbulence, how to secure the cabin, and how passenger service may be affected, enabling clear passenger guidance and securement of loose items. In the captain briefing, pilots align on expected conditions, potential altitude adjustments, and speed changes to manage the flight smoothly through unsettled air. The descent briefing provides a moment to review forecast turbulence on the approach and any required actions before landing, ensuring passengers are informed and prepared. Other times like before taxi, after landing, or during seating announcements don’t provide the same comprehensive, cross-crew safety coordination.