In the left aft section, which jumpseat is closest to the window?

In the left aft section, which jumpseat is closest to the window?

• A. 2L outboard
• B. 2L inboard
• C. 1L outboard
• D. 2R outboard

Answer: (A)

In this context, jumpseats are described by two dimensions: side (left or right) and position (outboard vs inboard). Outboard means the seat is on the exterior wall, closest to the window, while inboard sits nearer the aisle. In the left aft area, the seat that sits on the outer edge next to the window is the outer-left jumpseat in that aft block. That position is closest to the window, which is why it’s the correct choice. The left inboard jumpseat would be nearer the aisle, not as close to the window, and seats on the right side aren’t in the left aft section.

In this context, jumpseats are described by two dimensions: side (left or right) and position (outboard vs inboard). Outboard means the seat is on the exterior wall, closest to the window, while inboard sits nearer the aisle. In the left aft area, the seat that sits on the outer edge next to the window is the outer-left jumpseat in that aft block. That position is closest to the window, which is why it’s the correct choice. The left inboard jumpseat would be nearer the aisle, not as close to the window, and seats on the right side aren’t in the left aft section.