The Cabin Discrepancy Report is used for items on the plane that need maintenance.

• A. Items on the plane that need maintenance
• B. Security incidents on board
• C. Passenger injuries
• D. Flight path deviations

Answer: (A)

Understanding what the Cabin Discrepancy Report captures: it’s the formal way crew document anything in the cabin that isn’t working right and needs maintenance. When you spot a malfunction in the cabin—such as a defective reading light, a broken cabinet latch, a lavatory issue, or a nonfunctional call system—you report it so maintenance can inspect and fix it before it affects safety or service. The purpose is to trigger timely repairs and keep the cabin operating safely and smoothly by providing precise details (location, description, symptoms) so technicians can address the issue efficiently. This is different from logs used for security events, passenger injuries, or deviations in flight path, which are handled by other reports and processes.