The My Flight App manages which categories?

The My Flight App manages which categories?

• A. Sales and refunds, loads, customer info, seating charts
• B. Catering orders and lounge access
• C. Flight scheduling and maintenance logs
• D. Passenger check-in and boarding

Answer: (A)

This question tests what the My Flight App is designed to manage. The best fit is that it covers revenue-related and passenger-data areas: sales and refunds, loads, customer information, and seating charts. Sales and refunds handle ticketing and fare changes; loads tie passenger and baggage counts to weight/balance planning; customer information stores profiles, contact details, and preferences; seating charts support seat assignments and the flight’s seating layout. Together, these categories reflect the app’s scope for managing the core passenger and revenue data. Catering orders and lounge access are more about onboard services and passenger perks, not the primary data the app concentrates on. Flight scheduling and maintenance logs belong to aircraft operations and upkeep, not passenger-facing data. Passenger check-in and boarding are typically handled by other systems focused on airport flow rather than the app’s primary categories.

This question tests what the My Flight App is designed to manage. The best fit is that it covers revenue-related and passenger-data areas: sales and refunds, loads, customer information, and seating charts. Sales and refunds handle ticketing and fare changes; loads tie passenger and baggage counts to weight/balance planning; customer information stores profiles, contact details, and preferences; seating charts support seat assignments and the flight’s seating layout. Together, these categories reflect the app’s scope for managing the core passenger and revenue data.

Catering orders and lounge access are more about onboard services and passenger perks, not the primary data the app concentrates on. Flight scheduling and maintenance logs belong to aircraft operations and upkeep, not passenger-facing data. Passenger check-in and boarding are typically handled by other systems focused on airport flow rather than the app’s primary categories.