Which exits correspond to FA3 primary and secondary responsibilities on the A321T?

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

Answer: (D)

Exits are assigned to flight attendant stations so that during an emergency there’s a clear, coordinated person responsible for each exit pair. For the A321T, FA3 is paired with the middle door set labeled 2, with the left door (2L) as the primary exit and the right door (2R) as the secondary. This setup lets FA3 lead the left-side egress and provides a backup path on the right side if the left isn’t usable, helping maintain a smooth, balanced evacuation flow. The rear door pair (3L/3R) would be covered by other flight attendants, so FA3’s responsibilities do not include those.