What is the primary responsibility of the ISC during a flight?

The primary responsibility of the Inflight Service Coordinator (ISC) during a flight is to oversee flight safety and security. This role is essential in ensuring that all safety protocols and security measures are followed throughout the flight, contributing to the overall safety of both passengers and crew. The ISC is responsible for coordinating and implementing safety procedures, addressing any potential security concerns, and being prepared to act in emergencies.

While managing passenger interactions and facilitating meal service are important components of inflight service, they do not take precedence over the critical responsibility of maintaining safety and security. The ISC's vigilance in these areas is pivotal in creating a safe environment, which is the foremost priority for any airline during a flight.