As the "C" flight attendant, what should you do after checking the right Overhead Bin (OHB)?

After checking the right Overhead Bin (OHB), the appropriate action is to take your jumpseat and conduct a 30-second review. This task is crucial because it allows the flight attendant to mentally prepare for the upcoming flight phase and reinforces safety responsibilities.

During the 30-second review, the flight attendant goes over key points of the safety protocols and reviews the cabin setup, ensuring that everything is in its proper place. This check is essential for maintaining safety standards and ensuring that all required safety equipment is accessible and functioning.

Engaging in this brief review also helps the flight attendant to sharpen their focus and readiness to respond to any situations that may arise during the flight. This practice aligns with the overall emphasis on safety and preparedness that is pivotal in the role of a flight attendant.

In contrast, conducting a safety briefing typically occurs before takeoff and involves engaging with passengers rather than focusing on the duties of the flight attendant. Assisting with passenger seating should ideally be done earlier in the boarding process, and checking the lavatory is usually part of a later checklist, rather than immediately after checking an overhead bin.