What configuration do the Extra Legroom and Standard sections have?

What configuration do the Extra Legroom and Standard sections have?

• A. 2 x 3
• B. 3 x 2
• C. 1 x 4
• D. 2 x 2

Answer: (A)

Think about seating across a single aisle. In Breeze’s Extra Legroom and Standard sections, each row has five seats total, arranged two on one side of the aisle and three on the other. The extra legroom comes from more space between rows (seat pitch), not from changing how many seats fit in a row. So the correct pattern is two seats on one side and three on the other, a 2-3 across layout. The other possibilities would imply different counts per row (for example, four seats per row or a swapped left-right arrangement), which isn’t how Breeze’s cabin is set up.

Think about seating across a single aisle. In Breeze’s Extra Legroom and Standard sections, each row has five seats total, arranged two on one side of the aisle and three on the other. The extra legroom comes from more space between rows (seat pitch), not from changing how many seats fit in a row. So the correct pattern is two seats on one side and three on the other, a 2-3 across layout. The other possibilities would imply different counts per row (for example, four seats per row or a swapped left-right arrangement), which isn’t how Breeze’s cabin is set up.