What is the minimum crew on the 767K-300 ER?

What is the minimum crew on the 767K-300 ER?

• A. 4
• B. 5
• C. 6
• D. 7

Answer: (B)

The number tested is about how many crew are required to operate a widebody jet safely, combining the flight deck crew and the cabin crew. For a Boeing 767-300ER, you must have two pilots in the cockpit. In the cabin, regulatory and safety requirements for a typical passenger load call for at least three flight attendants to handle service, safety demonstrations, passenger safety during emergencies, and evacuation readiness. Put together, that makes a minimum of five crew members. So five is the smallest crew that meets both the flight deck and cabin safety/service requirements for this aircraft. The other options would either miss the required cabin crew or exceed the minimum without necessity.

The number tested is about how many crew are required to operate a widebody jet safely, combining the flight deck crew and the cabin crew. For a Boeing 767-300ER, you must have two pilots in the cockpit. In the cabin, regulatory and safety requirements for a typical passenger load call for at least three flight attendants to handle service, safety demonstrations, passenger safety during emergencies, and evacuation readiness. Put together, that makes a minimum of five crew members. So five is the smallest crew that meets both the flight deck and cabin safety/service requirements for this aircraft. The other options would either miss the required cabin crew or exceed the minimum without necessity.