In a 700-series configuration, which is the primary exit for flight attendant C?

In a 700-series configuration, which is the primary exit for flight attendant C?

• A. Forward entry door
• B. Aft entry door
• C. Aft galley service door
• D. Forward galley service door

Answer: (D)

In this layout, each flight attendant has a primary exit that aligns with their assigned position and duties for quick egress and service. Flight attendant C’s station is at the forward galley, so the door closest to that area—the forward galley service door—is their main exit. This proximity lets C move efficiently between service duties and an emergency evacuation if needed. The other doors are farther from C’s station, so they aren’t designated as the primary exit for C.

In this layout, each flight attendant has a primary exit that aligns with their assigned position and duties for quick egress and service. Flight attendant C’s station is at the forward galley, so the door closest to that area—the forward galley service door—is their main exit. This proximity lets C move efficiently between service duties and an emergency evacuation if needed. The other doors are farther from C’s station, so they aren’t designated as the primary exit for C.