Which rows contain designated exit seats on the 777-300ER?

Which rows contain designated exit seats on the 777-300ER?

• A. 16 and 31
• B. 12 and 24
• C. 20 and 40
• D. 8 and 16

Answer: (A)

Exit seats are placed directly beside emergency exit doors, so the rows that sit adjacent to those doors are designated as exit rows. On the 777-300ER configuration used in this training, the emergency doors align with rows 16 and 31. Those two rows are the ones designated as exit seats because they provide direct access to the exits in an evacuation. The other row combinations don’t sit next to an exit door on this layout, so they aren’t designated exit seats. If you’re assigned an exit-row seat, you’ll also meet safety criteria for operating the exits, which is part of why those rows are identified this way.

Exit seats are placed directly beside emergency exit doors, so the rows that sit adjacent to those doors are designated as exit rows. On the 777-300ER configuration used in this training, the emergency doors align with rows 16 and 31. Those two rows are the ones designated as exit seats because they provide direct access to the exits in an evacuation. The other row combinations don’t sit next to an exit door on this layout, so they aren’t designated exit seats. If you’re assigned an exit-row seat, you’ll also meet safety criteria for operating the exits, which is part of why those rows are identified this way.