Exit row on the A321T?

• A. 11
• B. 9
• C. 13
• D. 7

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is where the emergency exit doors are located and which seat row sits directly next to them. An exit row is the seating row that has a clear, immediate path to the emergency doors, without any obstruction in the aisle or across seats. Passengers in this row must meet safety requirements so they can assist in an evacuation if needed.

On the A321T, the emergency exits are positioned near the wings in the mid cabin (the overwing area). The row that sits directly in front of those doors is designated as the exit row. This positioning is why that particular row is the correct choice: it aligns with the exits and provides the required direct egress path.

The other row numbers would place you either ahead of the exit area or behind it, which would not give immediate access to the doors, so they aren’t the exit row.