What should be done with lost and found items after landing?

• A. Log the item, secure it, and transfer to the designated property office per policy.
• B. Leave items in the cabin for later retrieval.
• C. Discard all unclaimed items.
• D. Notify the passenger only if item is valuable.

Answer: (A)

When items are found after landing, they should be handled through a consistent, documented process: log the item with a description, secure it in a controlled area, and transfer it to the designated property office per policy. This approach creates a clear record and chain of custody, making it possible to reunite the owner with their belongings and to handle unclaimed items correctly over time.

This is better than leaving items in the cabin, which risks loss or unauthorized access; discarding items, which is improper and can violate policy; or only notifying owners if the item is valuable, which ignores many other found items and misses the formal process for accountability and disposal if unclaimed. Following the logging, securing, and transfer steps keeps everything organized, compliant, and traceable.