In a three-flight-attendant crew, FA1 is responsible for briefing and commanding which exits?

In a three-flight-attendant crew, FA1 is responsible for briefing and commanding which exits?

• A. 1L and 1R
• B. 2L and 2R
• C. 1L only
• D. 1R only

Answer: (A)

In a three-flight-attendant crew, the lead FA is assigned to briefing and commanding the forward doors—the left and right front exits. This person coordinates everyone’s actions at the first point of egress and ensures the door operations are clear to passengers during boarding and in emergencies. So the exits under FA1’s control are the forward left door and forward right door. The other two FAs handle the remaining exits behind the wing or at other locations, depending on the crew plan. This arrangement keeps the initial evacuation flow organized right from the front of the aircraft.

In a three-flight-attendant crew, the lead FA is assigned to briefing and commanding the forward doors—the left and right front exits. This person coordinates everyone’s actions at the first point of egress and ensures the door operations are clear to passengers during boarding and in emergencies. So the exits under FA1’s control are the forward left door and forward right door. The other two FAs handle the remaining exits behind the wing or at other locations, depending on the crew plan. This arrangement keeps the initial evacuation flow organized right from the front of the aircraft.