Which of the following is not one of the five reports?

• A. Ior
• B. Isap
• C. Cabin Discrepancy
• D. Passenger Comfort Report

Answer: (D)

When you’re learning these forms, the focus is on the fixed set of formal cabin reports used to log in-flight issues in a consistent way. Each report targets a specific type of cabin condition or event so that safety and service issues are documented clearly and action can be taken.

IOR and ISAP are examples of those formal reports—they represent distinct categories used to record particular in-flight conditions or events. Cabin Discrepancy is another standard category that captures mismatches or faults in the cabin setup or equipment affecting safety or service delivery. The option describing a Passenger Comfort Report isn’t part of that formal five-report set; comfort concerns aren’t tracked as a standalone report category within this system. They’re typically addressed through the other reports or noted through service records rather than a separate “Passenger Comfort Report.”