ASP stands for which cabin panel used by flight attendants?

• A. Attendant Console Panel
• B. Attendant Sign Panel
• C. Attendant Switch Panel
• D. Air Switch Panel

Answer: (C)

This term refers to the control panel flight attendants use to manage the cabin call system and service functions. The panel is a Switch interface, packing the various toggles needed to acknowledge passenger calls, place calls to galley or other crew stations, operate cabin lights, and handle announcements as part of routine service. Because it is a centralized switches-based control used by crew at their station, the term Attendant Switch Panel best fits the abbreviation ASP.

Other names describe different ideas that aren’t consistent with how this panel is used: Attendant Console Panel implies a larger or desk-like workspace rather than a compact switch panel; Attendant Sign Panel would imply control of passenger signs only, which is a separate system; Air Switch Panel isn’t a standard term for cabin equipment.