How're seats labeled in MC?

How're seats labeled in MC?

• A. ABC/DEH/JKL
• B. A B C / D E H / J K L
• C. ABC/DEH/JKL
• D. ABC/DEH/JKL

Answer: (D)

Seats in the MC cabin are shown as three three-seat blocks across the width, with slashes separating the blocks. Each block represents a trio of seats next to each other, and the letters label those positions from left to right within each block. The left block uses A, B, C; the middle block uses D, E, H; the right block uses J, K, L. The slash simply marks the boundary between blocks, not a change in meaning. So the conventional way to write the seat map for this configuration is ABC/DEH/JKL, without extra spacing. The other formats are just spacing differences and don’t align with the standard map used here.

Seats in the MC cabin are shown as three three-seat blocks across the width, with slashes separating the blocks. Each block represents a trio of seats next to each other, and the letters label those positions from left to right within each block. The left block uses A, B, C; the middle block uses D, E, H; the right block uses J, K, L. The slash simply marks the boundary between blocks, not a change in meaning. So the conventional way to write the seat map for this configuration is ABC/DEH/JKL, without extra spacing. The other formats are just spacing differences and don’t align with the standard map used here.