On all CRJ 900 aircraft, which side should a mother with a lap child sit on a full flight?

• A. A/CR
• B. B/CR
• C. Left
• D. Right

Answer: (A)

Focusing on seating safety and accessibility for a lap child, the left-side seats in the CRJ 900 configuration are the designated location for this situation. The A/CR area refers to the left-side seating block (A is the left window seat, with the CR part aligning to the left-side row layout used on this aircraft). Sitting on the left side keeps the mother near the main exit doors on that side, makes it easier to assist the child and communicate with crew, and reduces cross-aisle movement during taxi, takeoff, and landing. In short, the left-side A/CR seating best supports safety and practical handling of a lap child on a full flight.