How're seats labeled in BC?

How're seats labeled in BC?

• A. A, E, H, L
• B. A, B, C, D
• C. A, D, H, L
• D. A, B, D, L

Answer: (C)

In BC, seating follows a 1-2-1 layout across the cabin, giving four seats per row. The labeling is arranged to map directly to the four physical positions across the width: the leftmost window seat, the left aisle-adjacent seat, the right aisle-adjacent seat, and the rightmost window seat. This scheme keeps it clear exactly which seat you’re referring to, regardless of row number. The correct option is the one that lists these four positions across the row, matching the actual BC seat map on the 787. Other options would imply extra seats or omit one of the four positions, which doesn’t correspond to BC’s four-seat-per-row arrangement.

In BC, seating follows a 1-2-1 layout across the cabin, giving four seats per row. The labeling is arranged to map directly to the four physical positions across the width: the leftmost window seat, the left aisle-adjacent seat, the right aisle-adjacent seat, and the rightmost window seat. This scheme keeps it clear exactly which seat you’re referring to, regardless of row number. The correct option is the one that lists these four positions across the row, matching the actual BC seat map on the 787. Other options would imply extra seats or omit one of the four positions, which doesn’t correspond to BC’s four-seat-per-row arrangement.