Which items does FA (C) manage?

The management of assigned jump seats and safety cards falls under the responsibilities of the Flight Attendant (Flight Attendant Standardization) specifically because these items are crucial for ensuring passenger safety and compliance with regulatory requirements. The assigned jump seats are designated areas for flight attendants to sit during critical phases of flight, and they must be monitored and maintained properly to ensure readiness in case of an emergency.

Safety cards are equally important, as they provide passengers with essential information about the aircraft's safety features, emergency exits, and procedures that need to be followed in case of an emergency. By managing these items, the Flight Attendant ensures that passengers are well-informed and prepared for any safety procedures, which enhances overall safety aboard the aircraft.

The other items mentioned—customer life vests, FWD mid cabin equipment, and AFT zone equipment—do not fall specifically under the purview of the Flight Attendant in the same operational context as assigned jump seats and safety cards. Instead, those may be managed by other crew members or are part of general aircraft equipment maintenance protocols. The focus of managing assigned jump seats and safety cards emphasizes the Flight Attendant's role in direct passenger safety and emergency preparedness.