What is the first question the N1 and N2 ask during the ABP briefing when the cabin crew can perform the evacuation?

During the ABP (Able Bodied Person) briefing, the primary concern for the cabin crew is to identify individuals who are not only able to assist but are also willing to take on the responsibility of helping with the evacuation process in an emergency situation. By asking whether a person is willing to help, the crew ensures they have the cooperation of those who can help facilitate a safe and orderly evacuation.

This question directly assesses the readiness and commitment of the individuals to follow through in a crisis, making it critical in establishing a capable support system among the passengers. It is important to have individuals who are not just physically able to assist but are also mentally prepared and willing to do so. This proactive approach reinforces safety protocols and enhances the overall efficacy of the evacuation procedure, thereby prioritizing the safety of all passengers on board.