What form must the cabin crew member complete to report a SAFA inspection?

The correct answer is the "CC report." This form is specifically designed for cabin crew members to document and report incidents that occur during a flight, including SAFA inspections (Safety Assessment of Foreign Aircraft). The CC report ensures that any findings from the inspection are recorded accurately and can be addressed appropriately, contributing to overall safety and compliance standards.

The CC report is essential for tracking compliance issues and any necessary actions that may arise from such inspections. By using this form, cabin crew members contribute to a streamlined process for reporting and handling safety-related matters.

In contrast, an in-flight report typically pertains to minor issues or occurrences that happen during a flight but may not specifically address the details required for a SAFA inspection. An incident report focuses on more serious occurrences or unusual events requiring detailed analysis and often involves more extensive follow-up. A safety checklist is a preventive tool used by crew members to ensure all safety procedures are followed before and during the flight rather than a reporting mechanism for inspections.