Which document is not listed as something the First Officer should take during an evacuation?

• A. Loadsheet
• B. Notoc
• C. Both Loadsheet and Notoc
• D. Flight Plan

Answer: (D)

In an evacuation, the crew focuses on items that directly support safety, accountability, and quick continuation of operations if needed. The loadsheet holds weight and balance information critical for reloading or reconfiguring the aircraft after the incident, so having it on hand helps ensure the aircraft remains within safe limits as people move and the situation evolves. NOTOC contains important operational notices that can still be relevant to the crew in the aftermath, such as restrictions or instructions that affect how the aircraft is managed immediately after evacuation. These documents are practical and relevant in the moment.

A flight plan, by contrast, is a pre-flight planning document that outlines the intended route, fuel, and timing before departure. It doesn’t serve a purpose during or after an evacuation, so it isn’t something the First Officer would be expected to take in that scenario.