The Main Cabin comprises which rows?

The Main Cabin comprises which rows?

• A. Rows 11-17 and 19-23
• B. Rows 8-10
• C. Rows 1-2
• D. Rows 18-28

Answer: (A)

The concept being tested is knowing how a specific aircraft’s seating map defines which rows are in the Main Cabin. The Main Cabin is the main economy seating area, situated behind the front premium cabin and separated from other non‑Main Cabin areas by galleys, lavatories, or exits. On this particular aircraft configuration, the map designates the Main Cabin as rows 11 through 17 and 19 through 23. Row 18 is not included because it’s treated as a special area (an exit/aisle or other non‑Main Cabin seating) in this layout. The other options pull in rows that are clearly outside the Main Cabin in this map—either part of First Class (front rows) or areas not designated as the main economy block—so they don’t fit the defined seating chart. Always reference the specific aircraft’s seating chart for the exact row ranges in each cabin.

The concept being tested is knowing how a specific aircraft’s seating map defines which rows are in the Main Cabin. The Main Cabin is the main economy seating area, situated behind the front premium cabin and separated from other non‑Main Cabin areas by galleys, lavatories, or exits. On this particular aircraft configuration, the map designates the Main Cabin as rows 11 through 17 and 19 through 23. Row 18 is not included because it’s treated as a special area (an exit/aisle or other non‑Main Cabin seating) in this layout. The other options pull in rows that are clearly outside the Main Cabin in this map—either part of First Class (front rows) or areas not designated as the main economy block—so they don’t fit the defined seating chart. Always reference the specific aircraft’s seating chart for the exact row ranges in each cabin.