How many oxygen (O2) bottles are on the plane with 5 Flight Attendants (FAs)?

For a typical commercial aircraft configuration, there is a standard allocation of oxygen bottles for flight attendants. The general guideline is to have at least one oxygen bottle for each flight attendant, in addition to a few extra bottles for emergencies or additional crew members who may be on board.

In this case, with 5 flight attendants, there would be a corresponding number of oxygen bottles to ensure that all are adequately covered. The number also includes bottles for additional crew members and possible contingencies. In most configurations, this results in a total of 8 oxygen bottles when 5 flight attendants are on board, as additional bottles are included for safety protocols and operational readiness.

Thus, the correct answer aligns with the standard safety provisions that account for both current crew and potential emergency requirements.