Which exit briefing duty is assigned to FA 4 on the 700-200 ER?

Which exit briefing duty is assigned to FA 4 on the 700-200 ER?

• A. 1L
• B. 2R
• C. 1R
• D. 3R

Answer: (B)

Exit briefing duties are assigned so every exit has a designated flight attendant responsible for guiding passengers and coordinating the evacuation from that door. On the 700-200 ER in American Airlines configuration, the duty for the middle-right exit—the door over the right wing on the mid cabin—is assigned to FA 4. This placement fits the crew pairing by balancing coverage along the cabin and putting the briefing responsibility at a position that can reach that exit quickly, communicate clearly with passengers, and manage the briefing for that specific door. In practice, FA 4 would lead the briefing for that exit, instruct passengers at that door, and assist with any action required at the mid-right exit. The other doors are assigned to the remaining FAs so that all exits have a trained attendant, which is why the middle-right exit is the correct assignment.

Exit briefing duties are assigned so every exit has a designated flight attendant responsible for guiding passengers and coordinating the evacuation from that door. On the 700-200 ER in American Airlines configuration, the duty for the middle-right exit—the door over the right wing on the mid cabin—is assigned to FA 4. This placement fits the crew pairing by balancing coverage along the cabin and putting the briefing responsibility at a position that can reach that exit quickly, communicate clearly with passengers, and manage the briefing for that specific door. In practice, FA 4 would lead the briefing for that exit, instruct passengers at that door, and assist with any action required at the mid-right exit. The other doors are assigned to the remaining FAs so that all exits have a trained attendant, which is why the middle-right exit is the correct assignment.