What should be done during Step 4 for a Planned Landing?

During Step 4 for a Planned Landing, conducting an ABP (Able Bodied Person) Briefing and Relocating is crucial. This action involves identifying passengers who can assist in an emergency and briefing them on their responsibilities. It provides clear communication about how they can help, which might include assisting other passengers or helping with evacuation.

This step ensures that additional support is available should the situation require it, enhancing the safety and efficiency of the landing process. The involvement of able-bodied individuals can significantly aid the crew, ensuring a more orderly and effective response in a potentially stressful situation. It is essential for the flight attendants to prepare their resources properly, ensuring that all personnel, including any identified ABPs, are ready to act if necessary.

In contrast, while turning on cabin lighting, securing the galley, or locking lavatory doors are actions that may also need to be taken during the landing process, they do not directly address the critical element of preparing human resources to assist in case of an emergency, which is the primary focus during Step 4.