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

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

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

Answer: (A)

The key idea is window proximity determined by outboard versus inboard position. Jumpseats that are outboard sit against the outer wall near the window, while inboard seats are closer to the cabin centerline and farther from the window. In the right aft area, the jumpseat that is mounted against the outer wall in that aft block is closest to the window. Among the options, that outer-right seat sits directly beside the window, whereas the other seats are either more inboard or positioned slightly away due to cabin structure. So the outer-right jumpseat in that aft section is the closest to the window.

The key idea is window proximity determined by outboard versus inboard position. Jumpseats that are outboard sit against the outer wall near the window, while inboard seats are closer to the cabin centerline and farther from the window. In the right aft area, the jumpseat that is mounted against the outer wall in that aft block is closest to the window. Among the options, that outer-right seat sits directly beside the window, whereas the other seats are either more inboard or positioned slightly away due to cabin structure. So the outer-right jumpseat in that aft section is the closest to the window.