Which statuses might be included in MC2 work orders relating to ongoing operations?

• A. Awaiting Maintenance, Awaiting Parts, Start, Stop
• B. In Flight, Landed, Refueling, Maintenance
• C. Completed, Canceled, Escalated, Reassigned
• D. Scheduled, Posted, Approved, Released

Answer: (A)

The main idea is how MC2 work orders show real-time progress during ongoing operations by signaling readiness, blockers, and active work. The best option includes Awaiting Maintenance and Awaiting Parts, which identify blockers that must be resolved before work can proceed, along with Start and Stop, which mark when the operation begins and when it is paused or halted. Together, these statuses capture the flow from preparation to active execution and potential interruption in ongoing operations. Other groups reflect states outside the active work-order lifecycle: flight-related statuses describe the airborne phase rather than internal progress; Completed, Canceled, Escalated, Reassigned pertain to post-operation outcomes or exception handling after work is done; Scheduled, Posted, Approved, Released cover planning or pre-work authorization steps before any operation starts.