Where are the overwing exits located on the CRJ 900?

Where are the overwing exits located on the CRJ 900?

• A. Rows 6 & 7
• B. Rows 10 & 11
• C. Rows 12 & 13
• D. Rows 14 & 15

Answer: (C)

Overwing exits are the mid‑cabin doors, one on each side of the aircraft, positioned above the wing. On the CRJ 900 these doors sit in the middle of the cabin, aligning with the wing so passengers can step out onto the wing and move away from the fuselage during an evacuation. This mid‑cabin placement provides a second, separate exit route from the front and rear doors and helps ensure a quicker, smoother evacuation by distributing passengers along the wing path. In standard layouts this corresponds to the middle rows of seating, typically around the central area of the cabin.

Overwing exits are the mid‑cabin doors, one on each side of the aircraft, positioned above the wing. On the CRJ 900 these doors sit in the middle of the cabin, aligning with the wing so passengers can step out onto the wing and move away from the fuselage during an evacuation. This mid‑cabin placement provides a second, separate exit route from the front and rear doors and helps ensure a quicker, smoother evacuation by distributing passengers along the wing path. In standard layouts this corresponds to the middle rows of seating, typically around the central area of the cabin.