What should the CC do during the safety demonstration with 3 crew members on board?

During the safety demonstration, it is the responsibility of the crew member designated as No1 to conduct the verbal safety demonstration. This is a critical role as No1 is typically the lead cabin crew member and is trained to deliver safety information clearly and authoritatively to ensure that passengers understand all necessary safety protocols.

Having a single crew member deliver the demonstration helps maintain clarity and coherence, allowing passengers to focus on the information presented without confusion. While other crew members may assist by demonstrating specific safety features, such as using seat belts or oxygen masks, No1’s role is to articulate the safety procedures verbally, guiding passengers through important aspects of their safety during the flight.

Other crew members may contribute to the demonstration by showcasing various elements but the primary verbal communication falls to No1 for efficiency and effectiveness, ensuring that passengers receive the information in a structured manner.

In scenarios where different roles are assumed by varying crew members, the focus could become diluted, making it more difficult for passengers to absorb critical safety information. Thus, it’s essential for No1 to take the lead in verbal communication.