Who is responsible for the completeness and availability of all emergency equipment on- board

1. Safety department of CAA
2. Maintenance service in place of departure
3. The carrier or operator of an aircraft
4. ✓The aircraft commanderCorrect answer

Explanation

According to EASA Part-NCO (NCO.GEN.105), the pilot-in-command is responsible for the safety of the aircraft and its occupants, which implies ensuring that…

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