The Cabin Discrepancy Report is used to document issues with which cabin elements?

• A. Seats, trays, and entertainment system
• B. Payload manifests
• C. Crew duty rosters
• D. Passenger seating charts

Answer: (A)

The issue is about reporting problems with items actually inside the cabin that affect safety and service. The Cabin Discrepancy Report is used when you find faults with cabin equipment like the seats themselves, the tray tables, and the in-flight entertainment system. Recording these discrepancies ensures maintenance can address broken or malfunctioning components before they impact passengers.

Other options don’t fit because payload manifests relate to weight and balance of the aircraft, crew duty rosters to staffing and scheduling, and passenger seating charts to where passengers are seated. None of these capture cabin equipment faults in the way the Cabin Discrepancy Report does.