True or False: Cashless devices are required to dispatch a flight, and flights should be delayed until a working device is available.

The assertion that cashless devices are required to dispatch a flight is false. While cashless devices, such as credit card processing systems, may enhance passenger convenience and streamline transactions, they are not a mandatory requirement for a flight departure. Flights can proceed without the availability of these devices, meaning operations can continue regardless of whether cashless transaction systems are functioning.

This flexibility is often particularly important to ensure that scheduling and operational commitments are met, especially in situations where a malfunctioning device could cause an unnecessary delay. Therefore, it is not necessary to delay a flight until a working cashless device becomes available, as other operational protocols allow for the continuation of service even without these systems in place.