In the exit row scenario, which seat is referenced as 8D?

• A. A bulkhead seat
• B. An exit row seat with cabin-pet restrictions
• C. A window seat
• D. An aisle seat

Answer: (B)

Exit-row seating is treated specially because it sits next to the emergency exit and must keep the path clear for a quick evacuation. In this scenario the seat in question is described as an exit-row seat with cabin-pet restrictions, which is exactly the combination that defines that reference. The exit-row rule set often includes restrictions on cabin pets to prevent any obstruction or distraction near the exit during an emergency. That combination—exit-row location plus pet-restriction policy—is why this seat is identified as 8D. The other seat descriptions describe position (bulkhead, window, aisle) but don’t capture the specific safety and policy restrictions that apply to exit-row seats.