What action should flight attendants take in response to a call for immediate seating?

When a call for immediate seating is made, flight attendants must prioritize their safety and the safety of the passengers. The correct action is to immediately take their seats. This directive is typically issued during critical situations, such as turbulence or other in-flight emergencies, where the cabin crew needs to be secured in their seats to ensure they are not at risk and can effectively manage the situation if necessary.

Taking their seats also allows flight attendants to comply with safety protocols set by regulatory agencies, ensuring that they are ready to respond appropriately as the situation unfolds. It is a crucial part of maintaining order and safety within the aircraft during uncertain times.

Remain engaged with passengers and their needs, such as assisting with seatbelts or helping secure items, becomes secondary to ensuring that cabin crew are seated and secured first would not align with the safety protocols established for inflight situations.