Which pair correctly matches FA 11 and FA 12 jumpseats on the 777-200?

Which pair correctly matches FA 11 and FA 12 jumpseats on the 777-200?

• A. FA11: 4LC and FA12: 4RC Inboard
• B. FA11: 4RC Inboard and FA12: 4LC
• C. FA11: 4RC Outbound and FA12: 1L
• D. FA11: 4LC and FA12: 3L

Answer: (A)

The positions of flight attendants’ jumpseats are fixed by the aircraft’s cabin layout, with each FA assigned to specific seats that sit symmetrically around the centerline. For the 777-200, the forward pair of jumpseats on the left and right side are designated as 4LC and 4RC Inboard, placing them as a matching pair just forward in the cabin near the galley area. So the correct pairing is FA11 at 4LC (left side, inboard) and FA12 at 4RC Inboard (right side, inboard). This arrangement places them on opposite sides of the centerline in the same forward row, which aligns with standard crew assignments for forward operations and coordination. The other options would place one of the FAs in a position that’s either on the wrong side, outboard, or in a different row, which doesn’t reflect the documented jumpseat layout for the 777-200.

The positions of flight attendants’ jumpseats are fixed by the aircraft’s cabin layout, with each FA assigned to specific seats that sit symmetrically around the centerline. For the 777-200, the forward pair of jumpseats on the left and right side are designated as 4LC and 4RC Inboard, placing them as a matching pair just forward in the cabin near the galley area.

So the correct pairing is FA11 at 4LC (left side, inboard) and FA12 at 4RC Inboard (right side, inboard). This arrangement places them on opposite sides of the centerline in the same forward row, which aligns with standard crew assignments for forward operations and coordination.

The other options would place one of the FAs in a position that’s either on the wrong side, outboard, or in a different row, which doesn’t reflect the documented jumpseat layout for the 777-200.