On the 777-200, which jumpseat is assigned to FA 10?

On the 777-200, which jumpseat is assigned to FA 10?

• A. 4RC Outbound
• B. 4RC Inboard
• C. 4LC
• D. 1L

Answer: (A)

Jumpseat assignments are determined by the crew roster and aircraft layout, with each FA having a specific seat for a given flight direction. On the 777-200, the label 4RC Outbound identifies the jumpseat located in the right-center area that is allocated for the outbound leg. FA 10 is assigned to that particular position for outbound operations, which is why this jumpseat is the correct choice. The other options point to different jumpseat locations or rosters—4RC Inboard is the inbound or alternate position, 4LC is a left-side jumpseat, and 1L is a distinct seat near the cockpit—so they do not match FA 10’s outbound assignment.

Jumpseat assignments are determined by the crew roster and aircraft layout, with each FA having a specific seat for a given flight direction. On the 777-200, the label 4RC Outbound identifies the jumpseat located in the right-center area that is allocated for the outbound leg. FA 10 is assigned to that particular position for outbound operations, which is why this jumpseat is the correct choice. The other options point to different jumpseat locations or rosters—4RC Inboard is the inbound or alternate position, 4LC is a left-side jumpseat, and 1L is a distinct seat near the cockpit—so they do not match FA 10’s outbound assignment.