Who is responsible for leaving a notification about the medipak on board?

The responsibility for leaving a notification about the medipak on board typically falls to ground personnel. This is because ground personnel are tasked with ensuring that all necessary supplies and safety equipment are properly stocked and accounted for before a flight departs. They perform pre-flight checks and handle the loading of relevant materials, including medical supplies. This ensures that the flight attendants and crew are informed of the availability of medical kits, thus enhancing the overall safety and preparedness of the cabin crew in handling potential medical emergencies during the flight.

In contrast, flight attendants focus on service and safety during the flight itself, while pilots and co-pilots primarily handle the operation of the aircraft and may not be involved in stocking or checking equipment prior to takeoff. Their roles are critical in different aspects of flight operations, but notification regarding items like the medipak is a logistical responsibility better suited to ground personnel.