Where is the location of the exit row on the CRJ 700 (70 PAX-UAX/70 PAX-UAX NEXTGEN)?

• A. Row twelve (12)
• B. Row eighteen (18)
• C. Row sixteen (16)
• D. Row ten (10)

Answer: (B)

The important idea is that the exit row is defined by where the emergency exit doors are located on the aircraft. On this CRJ 700 configuration (70-seat UAX/NextGen), the overwing emergency exits line up with a specific row in the cabin. That row is designated as the exit row, because it sits directly adjacent to the exit doors and is the path passengers would use in an evacuation. So the row that corresponds to those exits—eighteen in this layout—is the exit row. Other rows do not align with any exit door in this configuration, so they aren’t exit rows. When briefing, you’d point to the row next to the exit doors and ensure the space is clear for a quick, unobstructed exit.