Seats from which a Customer can go directly to an exit without stepping into the aisle are called what?

• A. Flight Attendant
• B. Exit Row Seats
• C. Deadheading
• D. Entry Doors

Answer: (B)

Seats that allow direct, immediate access to an emergency exit without stepping into the aisle are called exit row seats. These seats are located next to the doors so a passenger can reach the exit quickly if an evacuation is required. Because of this, people seated there must be able to operate the exit and assist others, meeting safety requirements such as being able-bodied and of an appropriate age. Extra legroom is a common feature of these rows, but eligibility rules may restrict who can sit there.

The other terms describe something different: a flight attendant is crew, not a seat; deadheading refers to a crew member traveling as a passenger to reposition; and entry doors are the doors themselves, not seating.