Which of the following groups does NOT require minimum crew accommodations?

The group that does not require minimum crew accommodations is passengers. In the context of aviation regulations and standards, minimum crew accommodations are specified to ensure the safety and well-being of flight crews and certain personnel essential to the operation of the flight.

Crew members and FAM (Federal Air Marshal) agents are actively involved in the safety and security of the flight; therefore, they must have designated accommodations that meet specific requirements for rest and operational readiness. FAA inspectors, while not part of the crew per se, also have provisions ensuring they have the necessary accommodations to effectively perform their duties during flight operations.

Passengers, on the other hand, are accommodated based on service and comfort, but they are not bound by the same regulatory requirements regarding minimum accommodations as crew members and specific staff. Thus, the regulatory focus on crew accommodations does not extend to passengers in the way it does for the flight crew, FAM agents, and FAA inspectors, making this answer accurate and contextually relevant in aviation operations.