During evacuation on landing with four flight attendants, FA1 briefs and commands which exit?

During evacuation on landing with four flight attendants, FA1 briefs and commands which exit?

• A. 1L
• B. 2R
• C. 1R
• D. 2L

Answer: (C)

When an evacuation is needed with a four‑flight attendant crew, each FA has a specific exit to manage so commands stay clear and everyone exits efficiently. The lead FA is assigned to the forward right door, so FA1 briefs the passengers there and issues the evacuation commands from that exit. This concentrates the initial, authoritative instructions at one point and helps coordinate slide deployment and disembarkation flow without confusion. The other exits are covered by the remaining flight attendants, so they handle their respective doors, not FA1.

When an evacuation is needed with a four‑flight attendant crew, each FA has a specific exit to manage so commands stay clear and everyone exits efficiently. The lead FA is assigned to the forward right door, so FA1 briefs the passengers there and issues the evacuation commands from that exit. This concentrates the initial, authoritative instructions at one point and helps coordinate slide deployment and disembarkation flow without confusion. The other exits are covered by the remaining flight attendants, so they handle their respective doors, not FA1.