What items are typically contained in aircraft galleys?

The correct answer highlights that galleys in aircraft are specifically designed to hold items for inflight service. These items typically include food and beverages that are prepared and stored for passenger consumption during the flight. The galley is equipped with ovens, refrigerators, and storage areas to facilitate the efficient management and serving of in-flight meals and drinks, ensuring that passenger needs are met during their journey.

In contrast, maintenance tools would be located in designated maintenance areas, not in the galley, as they are used for aircraft upkeep rather than passenger service. Luggage and personal items are stored in the cabin’s overhead bins and under the seats rather than in the galley, which serves a completely different function. Catering waste, while often a concern in the context of inflight service, is typically managed after meals are served and would not be part of the galley’s essentials prior to service, thus not being included in the typical inventory of a galley.