Which code is used to indicate the passenger will be boarded by someone for UMNR/TEEN ASSIST?

• A. TBMB
• B. TEEN ASSIST
• C. AVIH
• D. TBBB

Answer: (D)

Understanding how special needs passengers are flagged helps you see why this code is the one used for UMNR/TEEN ASSIST boarding. When a passenger requires an escort or boarding by a staff member for unaccompanied minor or teen assistance, the system uses a specific boarding code to signal this at the gate and in the cabin crew brief. This code directly communicates that the passenger will be boarded by someone designated to provide the necessary assistance, ensuring proper handoff and supervision from curb to seat. The phrase TEEN ASSIST describes the service but isn’t a boarding code, so it doesn’t trigger the flag in the system. AVIH corresponds to an animal in cabin, which is unrelated to UMNR/TEEN assistance. TBMB is a different code for another scenario and does not indicate UMNR/TEEN ASSIST boarding. So the code that correctly flags boarding by a person for UMNR/TEEN ASSIST is the one that explicitly denotes that escorting/assisted boarding, i.e., TBBB.