Which door is designated as the forward entry door in the 700 configuration?

Which door is designated as the forward entry door in the 700 configuration?

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

Answer: (A)

Door labeling is about location and function. The forward entry door is the front door of the cabin used for passenger boarding. In the 700 configuration, this is the door you’d use to enter or exit the aircraft from the front. The other doors described are not for passenger entry: an aft entry door sits at the rear, and the forward galley service door (whether labeled “Forward galley service door” or “FWD galley service door”) is meant for catering or crew service rather than boarding. So the door designated for forward passenger entry is the forward entry door.

Door labeling is about location and function. The forward entry door is the front door of the cabin used for passenger boarding. In the 700 configuration, this is the door you’d use to enter or exit the aircraft from the front. The other doors described are not for passenger entry: an aft entry door sits at the rear, and the forward galley service door (whether labeled “Forward galley service door” or “FWD galley service door”) is meant for catering or crew service rather than boarding. So the door designated for forward passenger entry is the forward entry door.