True or False: The BC seats on the 777-300ER have a green light that should be illuminated for TTL.

True or False: The BC seats on the 777-300ER have a green light that should be illuminated for TTL.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not specified
• D. Not applicable

Answer: (A)

Green indicators on seat controls are used to show that a seat’s TTL status is in the ready/approved state. On the 777-300ER, Business Class seats include a TTL indicator, and when the seat and its related procedures are correctly completed, that TTL light is illuminated in green. This color coding—green meaning ready or OK—allows crew to quickly verify, during preflight and in-flight checks, that the seat is configured and approved for the TTL process. If the TTL status isn’t met, the light wouldn’t be green, signaling that action is needed. So the statement is correct: the green light should be illuminated for TTL.

Green indicators on seat controls are used to show that a seat’s TTL status is in the ready/approved state. On the 777-300ER, Business Class seats include a TTL indicator, and when the seat and its related procedures are correctly completed, that TTL light is illuminated in green. This color coding—green meaning ready or OK—allows crew to quickly verify, during preflight and in-flight checks, that the seat is configured and approved for the TTL process. If the TTL status isn’t met, the light wouldn’t be green, signaling that action is needed. So the statement is correct: the green light should be illuminated for TTL.