True or False: Flight attendants may enter an occupied lavatory if there is a suspected lavatory fire.

Entering an occupied lavatory when there is a suspected fire is a critical safety action that flight attendants are trained to handle. In emergency situations such as a fire, flight attendants prioritize ensuring the safety of passengers and the aircraft. If there is a reasonable suspicion of a fire, it is essential for flight attendants to confirm the situation personally, as smoke or flames can pose a direct threat to everyone's safety on board.

In this scenario, entering the lavatory allows flight attendants to assess the situation more accurately, implement necessary emergency procedures, and determine if further actions, such as utilizing a fire extinguisher, evacuation, or alerting the cockpit are needed. It is important to note, however, that this action is taken under the guidelines outlined in the flight attendants' training, which emphasizes the need to respond swiftly to any indications of fire while also considering the safety of both personnel and passengers.