What are some responsibilities during a Cabin Crew Incapacitation?

• A. challenge abnormal behaviour
• B. do 1st aid
• C. notify CSM & Captain asap
• D. In conjunction with other crew, CSM and Captain orgainse who will take the incapacitated crews position

Answer: (C)

In this situation, the most important action is to establish who is in charge and start the incident response right away. Notifying the CSM and the Captain as soon as possible puts the right people in the loop so they can coordinate the rest of the crew, reallocate duties, and arrange medical assistance if needed, while the flight remains safe and controlled. The Captain has ultimate authority over the flight, and the CSM oversees cabin operations and incident management; their quick involvement ensures a proper handoff, clear communication with the rest of the crew, and appropriate steps like seeking medical help or diverting if required. If you’re trained, you can provide basic first aid and support the incapacitated crew member, but that should follow the initial alert so the command structure can drive the response. Other actions may occur, but they hinge on first getting the right leaders informed to activate the proper procedures.