Who should be briefed about exit row safety?

• A. All passengers
• B. Passengers sitting in exit seat rows
• C. Only flight crew
• D. Passengers seated in window seats

Answer: (B)

Exit-row passengers are the ones who would be asked to operate and assist in an evacuation, so they need the specific briefing about how the exit works, how to keep the area clear, and what actions to take to help others. This targeted briefing ensures they’re capable and willing to perform those duties, which is essential for a safe, efficient evacuation. General safety information is given to everyone, but the detailed exit-row instructions are reserved for those seats. The other options don’t fit because briefing all passengers isn’t necessary for the exit-specific tasks, briefing only the flight crew ignores the responsibility of exit-row passengers, and seating location (like window seats) isn’t what determines who must be briefed.