When an emergency call comes from the flight deck on the CRJ 200, what color will you see on the FA indicator panel?

The color displayed on the Flight Attendant (FA) indicator panel in the CRJ 200 when an emergency call is made from the flight deck is flashing red. This alert system is designed to immediately convey urgency, allowing flight attendants to discern between different types of calls. A flashing red light indicates a situation requiring immediate attention, such as an emergency, prompting crew members to respond quickly. This visual cue is critical in ensuring that flight attendants can prioritize their actions effectively during high-stress scenarios, ensuring passenger safety and compliance with emergency procedures.

In contrast, solid red typically indicates a non-emergency communication or an all-call situation, while flashing blue generally signals a routine call from the cabin. Solid amber may signify a more general or less urgent alert that does not require immediate action. Understanding these indicators and their meanings is vital for effective cabin crew operation in any aviation environment.