Which exit is FA 4 responsible for briefing on the 700-200 ER?

Which exit is FA 4 responsible for briefing on the 700-200 ER?

• A. 1L
• B. 2R
• C. 1R
• D. 3R

Answer: (B)

In this aircraft setup, each flight attendant is assigned to brief a specific exit to ensure every exit has a trained person responsible during boarding and in an evacuation. FA 4 is designated to the right-side mid exit—the second door from the front on the right side. That’s why the briefing responsibility falls on that exit. The briefing at this door covers how to open the door, where the emergency path leads, and any special notes for passengers nearby, so passengers can evacuate quickly and safely if needed. The other exits have their own assigned flight attendants, which is why those doors aren’t FA 4’s duty.

In this aircraft setup, each flight attendant is assigned to brief a specific exit to ensure every exit has a trained person responsible during boarding and in an evacuation. FA 4 is designated to the right-side mid exit—the second door from the front on the right side. That’s why the briefing responsibility falls on that exit. The briefing at this door covers how to open the door, where the emergency path leads, and any special notes for passengers nearby, so passengers can evacuate quickly and safely if needed. The other exits have their own assigned flight attendants, which is why those doors aren’t FA 4’s duty.