Flight attendants must not undertake any publicity assignments without the written approval of whom?

• A. Vice President of Inflight Services
• B. Chief Flight Attendant
• C. Director of Training
• D. Airport Operations Manager

Answer: (A)

Public communications about the airline are controlled at the highest level of inflight services to protect brand integrity and ensure consistent messaging. Flight attendants must obtain written approval from the Vice President of Inflight Services before taking on any publicity tasks. This role has overarching responsibility for inflight policies, branding, and external communications, so their approval helps prevent inconsistent or unauthorized statements and keeps records for accountability and compliance.

The Chief Flight Attendant focuses on day-to-day cabin operations and safety, not on corporate publicity. The Director of Training handles training programs and standards, not public messaging. The Airport Operations Manager oversees local ground and airport logistics, not airline-wide publicity decisions.