Injuries that occur while on duty should be reported immediately to which role?

• A. Inflight manager
• B. Base administrator
• C. Captain
• D. Crew Scheduling

Answer: (A)

Injuries that occur on duty are treated as safety events that require immediate handling by the person responsible for inflight safety and incident reporting—the inflight manager. This role is the first point of contact for incidents in service, ensuring the injured crew member gets prompt medical attention and that the event is documented in the proper safety system. The inflight manager initiates the formal incident report, coordinates with medical staff, and notifies the appropriate internal departments (safety, human resources) and, if required, regulatory bodies. The captain may be kept informed as part of flight operations, but the inflight manager is the designated person to start the reporting process. Other roles like base administrator or crew scheduling handle administrative or roster-related tasks, not the immediate safety reporting of an on-duty injury.