Which of the following is a primary exit for flight attendant B on 700?

• A. Aft entry door
• B. Forward entry door
• C. Forward galley service door
• D. Aft entry door and galley service door

Answer: (D)

A primary exit is any door or doorway that a specific flight attendant is assigned to use first in an emergency, based on where their jumpseat and crew station are located. For Flight Attendant B on this aircraft, the doors they’re trained to reach and operate as their main egress are the aft entry door and the forward galley service door. These two doors are closest to B’s station and are designated as their primary routes, so they provide the quickest, most reliable means of evacuation for that crew member. The forward entry door isn’t listed as a primary exit for B because it’s assigned to another crew member or not in B’s immediate egress path. Hence, the best answer reflects both the aft entry door and the galley service door as B’s primary exits.