What needs to be done to the cabin lights during a Planned Landing?

During a planned landing, the cabin lights should be turned on to the brightest setting. This is done for several important safety reasons. Bright cabin lights help to ensure that passengers are aware of their surroundings and can locate exit paths and instructions more easily. It also enhances visibility for the crew to address any issues or assist passengers effectively during the landing phase.

Having bright lights during a landing can help passengers adapt to potential changes in outside lighting conditions, such as transitioning from a brightly lit cabin to darker outdoor conditions during nighttime landings. This preparedness can prevent panic and enhance safety as everyone knows where the exits are and can see clearly what they need to do.

While other options may involve adjusting the lighting for different scenarios, the brightest setting is specifically designed to promote safety and quick, organized evacuation if necessary.