On A321T, what is FA4 exit responsibility?

• A. 3L Primary, 3R Secondary
• B. 2L Primary, 2R Secondary
• C. 3R Primary, 3L Secondary
• D. 2R Primary, 2L Secondary

Answer: (C)

Exit responsibilities are about which door a flight attendant is assigned to command in an emergency. The “primary” exit is the door you open and use first, while the “secondary” door serves as your backup if the primary is blocked or crowded.

For the A321T, FA4 is positioned to manage the third-door pair in the aft/mid cabin. Because their placement aligns with the right-hand door of that pair, the primary exit for FA4 is 3R. The left-hand door, 3L, serves as the secondary exit for FA4. This setup ensures FA4 can quickly lead evacuees out through the right-side door while still having a designated backup on the opposite side if needed.