Who removes trash from the aircraft on arrivals from Mexico?

• A. Public Health Personnel
• B. Flight Attendants
• C. Security
• D. Maintenance Crew

Answer: (A)

Sanitation and post-flight clean-up on international arrivals are often managed under public health oversight to ensure the aircraft meets health standards before it serves another flight. Removing trash is part of maintaining a clean, sanitary cabin and preventing any potential contamination after a long international leg, especially when coming from destinations where health checks are emphasized. Public health personnel are the ones with authority to enforce these cleanliness standards and perform the trash removal as part of those protocols. Flight attendants focus on passenger service, not post-arrival cleaning; security handles safety and entry control; maintenance crews handle mechanical upkeep. So, trash removal on arrivals from Mexico is best handled by public health personnel.