Is this correct: no one will be asked to return until I am sure that the crisis has past [closed]

Per the title, Should it be:

No one will be asked to return until I am sure that the crisis has past?

or

No one will be asked to return until I am sure that the crisis has passed?

TL;DR: It’s the second one, passed.

Passed is the past tense of the verb pass, and is to do with motion. “The car passed us.” Because there are no other verbs in the sentence it makes sense for passed to be used.

Past is a noun or adverb. As an adverb; “The car went past us.” Because went is a verb it makes sense to use the adverb past.

Hope this explains it.

https://www.oxfordinternationalenglish.com/passed-vs-past-whats-the-difference/