How many levels of priority are there in the described caution levels?

The correct answer is three levels of priority within the caution levels. In the A320 cockpit, the caution levels are categorized to help the flight crew prioritize their responses to warnings and alerts. These levels generally reflect the urgency and significance of a particular alert.

When there are three levels, they typically consist of warning alerts, caution alerts, and advisory messages. ‘Warning’ indicates an immediate issue that requires action, ‘caution’ signifies a situation that should be monitored or may require attention, while ‘advisory’ messages provide information that is helpful but does not necessarily require immediate action.

This structured approach aids pilots in managing aircraft systems effectively and ensures that they can respond to issues in a prioritized manner, enhancing overall safety and operational efficiency.