FA1 is assigned to which doors?

FA1 is assigned to which doors?

• A. L1 and R1
• B. L2 and R2
• C. L1 and L2
• D. R1 and R2

Answer: (A)

In cabin crew duties, each flight attendant is responsible for a specific pair of doors. The forward pair of exits are L1 on the left and R1 on the right, and these are assigned to FA1. So FA1 covers L1 and R1 to ensure the nearest exits can be opened quickly in an emergency. The other flight attendant would typically handle the aft pair, L2 and R2. Choosing L2 and R2 would place FA1 at the aft doors, which isn’t how the standard forward-door coverage is arranged. Similarly, pairing doors on the same side (L1 with L2 or R1 with R2) wouldn’t provide coverage for entrances on the opposite side. Therefore, FA1 is assigned to the forward doors, L1 and R1.

In cabin crew duties, each flight attendant is responsible for a specific pair of doors. The forward pair of exits are L1 on the left and R1 on the right, and these are assigned to FA1. So FA1 covers L1 and R1 to ensure the nearest exits can be opened quickly in an emergency. The other flight attendant would typically handle the aft pair, L2 and R2. Choosing L2 and R2 would place FA1 at the aft doors, which isn’t how the standard forward-door coverage is arranged. Similarly, pairing doors on the same side (L1 with L2 or R1 with R2) wouldn’t provide coverage for entrances on the opposite side. Therefore, FA1 is assigned to the forward doors, L1 and R1.