During which cabin checks is the AFT toilet inspected?

The AFT toilet is inspected during the No2 checks. This is part of the routine cabin inspections conducted by crew members to ensure that all passenger areas, including lavatories, are in proper working order and maintained to safety and cleanliness standards. The No2 checks are specifically designed to focus on the rear section of the aircraft, where the AFT toilet is located.

In this context, the frequency and specific areas of the inspections are structured to promote safety and passenger comfort, with various check categories assigned to specific locations throughout the cabin. This ensures thorough oversight of critical facilities within the aircraft.

Understanding the timing and purpose of specific cabin checks is important in maintaining cabin standards, ensuring all areas, including the AFT toilet, receive appropriate attention as outlined in operating procedures.