Which term is used for the left-side doors used for boarding and deplaning?

• A. Left Entry Doors
• B. CRO
• C. Entry Doors
• D. Exit Row Seats

Answer: (C)

Entry doors are the doors used for passenger boarding and deplaning. In airline terminology, these doors are designated by their function—entry doors—rather than by a specific side or by other roles. They are the doors through which passengers enter and exit the aircraft during normal service, while exit doors serve emergencies. The term left entry doors isn’t the standard label in manuals, CRO is a crew role, and exit row seats refer to seating, not doors.