Which seat is listed as a crew seat in the material?

• A. Outboard seat
• B. Inboard seat
• C. Center swivel seat
• D. Passenger seat

Answer: (C)

In cabin crew training, seats are categorized by who uses them: crew seats are positions designated for crew use, often featuring jumpseats and a design that supports monitoring and safety duties. The center swivel seat fits this role because it is intended for a crew member and is equipped to swivel, allowing the attendant to face the cabin or the aisle as needed for monitoring, signaling, or assisting passengers during service or in an emergency. This functional setup is why it’s listed as a crew seat.

Outboard and inboard seats are typically passenger seating positions along the sides of the cabin, while a passenger seat is, as the name implies, for passengers.