Which flight attendants are responsible for the Exit Seat Briefing on the 777-300ER?

Which flight attendants are responsible for the Exit Seat Briefing on the 777-300ER?

• A. FA 6 and 7
• B. FA 8 and 9
• C. FA 10 and 11
• D. FA 2 and 3

Answer: (B)

Exit Seat Briefing is delivered by the flight attendants who are stationed at the exit areas, because they are the ones trained to explain how the doors work, the safety equipment, and what passengers seated in the exit row need to know in an emergency. On the 777-300ER configuration used by American Airlines, the two attendants assigned to the exit rows—FA 8 and FA 9—are the ones responsible for giving that briefing. They are positioned to directly assist passengers seated in or near the exits and to coordinate with the crew during an emergency, ensuring clear, immediate coverage. The other pairs are assigned to other sections or duties and aren’t the ones designated to perform the exit row briefing.

Exit Seat Briefing is delivered by the flight attendants who are stationed at the exit areas, because they are the ones trained to explain how the doors work, the safety equipment, and what passengers seated in the exit row need to know in an emergency. On the 777-300ER configuration used by American Airlines, the two attendants assigned to the exit rows—FA 8 and FA 9—are the ones responsible for giving that briefing. They are positioned to directly assist passengers seated in or near the exits and to coordinate with the crew during an emergency, ensuring clear, immediate coverage. The other pairs are assigned to other sections or duties and aren’t the ones designated to perform the exit row briefing.