Which area is checked by the No2 during the PDIs?

The correct area checked by the No2 during the Pre-Departure Inspection (PDI) is the cabin checks at rows 24-35. In this context, the No2 is responsible for monitoring and ensuring that certain sections of the cabin meet safety and comfort standards before departure. Rows 24-35 typically correspond to a specific area in the cabin that is designated for these checks, allowing the crew to confirm that everything is in order for passengers seated in that section.

The PDI is a crucial step in ensuring the aircraft is ready for safe operation, and each crew member has designated responsibilities that align with safety protocols and operational efficiency. The No2's focus on cabin checks in these rows ensures that any issues can be addressed promptly.

Understanding the responsibilities of specific crew members during PDIs highlights the importance of teamwork and thorough checks, contributing significantly to overall flight safety.