Which statement lists all four FA exits on the CRJ 900 for exiting the aircraft on land?

Which statement lists all four FA exits on the CRJ 900 for exiting the aircraft on land?

• A. FWD FA Primary Exit; FWD FA Secondary Exit; AFT FA Primary Exit; AFT FA Secondary Exit
• B. FWD FA Primary Exit; AFT FA Primary Exit
• C. FWD FA Secondary Exit; AFT FA Secondary Exit
• D. FWD FA Primary Exit; AFT FA Secondary Exit

Answer: (A)

In an emergency land evacuation, you rely on all flight attendant exits and their designated routes, with redundancy in place so you’re never left without a way out. On the CRJ 900 there are two FA exits in the forward section and two in the aft section, each area having a primary exit and a secondary exit. This creates four exits for crew egress: the forward primary exit, the forward secondary exit, the aft primary exit, and the aft secondary exit. The primary exits are the first choice if they’re unobstructed, while the secondary exits provide backup routes if a primary exit can’t be used. Listing all four exits ensures you’re identifying every available crew egress path on land.

In an emergency land evacuation, you rely on all flight attendant exits and their designated routes, with redundancy in place so you’re never left without a way out. On the CRJ 900 there are two FA exits in the forward section and two in the aft section, each area having a primary exit and a secondary exit. This creates four exits for crew egress: the forward primary exit, the forward secondary exit, the aft primary exit, and the aft secondary exit. The primary exits are the first choice if they’re unobstructed, while the secondary exits provide backup routes if a primary exit can’t be used. Listing all four exits ensures you’re identifying every available crew egress path on land.