No. 4 checks after evacuation are which areas?

• A. Rows 1-10
• B. Rows 11-20
• C. Rows 21-33
• D. F/D

Answer: (A)

After an evacuation, you perform a quick post-evacuation search to confirm everyone has exited and to spot anyone who may be trapped near the exits or in the front of the cabin. The most critical area to sweep is the front portion around the forward exits, which corresponds to the first ten rows. This zone is the easiest for people to be overlooked during the scramble and is closest to the doors, so confirming it is clear is essential for a safe, complete evacuation. While the rest of the cabin should be checked as part of a full sweep, the primary immediate check focuses on the front rows to ensure the escape path is truly clear. The flight deck is not part of the passenger check area.