Where do cabin crew stand when evacuation is in process?

• A. In their assigned assist space
• B. At the exits
• C. Behind the doors
• D. In the cabin aisle

Answer: (A)

During an evacuation, cabin crew are positioned in their assigned assist spaces near the exits. This setup lets them quickly reach the exit to operate it if needed, guide passengers, and help anyone who needs extra assistance while keeping the escape path clear. Being in the designated space ensures they can see and control the flow without getting in the way of door operation or passengers.

Standing at the exits or in the aisle would risk blocking egress and slowing the evacuation, while standing behind the doors would obstruct access to the exits. The assigned assist space is the planned position to manage the evacuation efficiently.