What is the OFCR configuration?

What is the OFCR configuration?

• A. Two seats and two bunks
• B. One seat and one bunk
• C. One seat and two bunks
• D. Two seats and one bunk

Answer: (C)

Onboard Flight Crew Rest (OFCR) is the dedicated rest area for pilots on long-range flights. The setup is designed to let two crew members rest during a duty cycle, while still providing a seat for a supervising crew member or for light duties when not sleeping. The best match is one seat and two bunks because it accommodates two sleeping spots (the bunks) and a seat for someone to sit, monitor, or perform brief tasks without needing an extra bunk. A single bunk would not allow both pilots to rest, and two seats with only one bunk would waste space that’s better used for rest surfaces.

Onboard Flight Crew Rest (OFCR) is the dedicated rest area for pilots on long-range flights. The setup is designed to let two crew members rest during a duty cycle, while still providing a seat for a supervising crew member or for light duties when not sleeping.

The best match is one seat and two bunks because it accommodates two sleeping spots (the bunks) and a seat for someone to sit, monitor, or perform brief tasks without needing an extra bunk. A single bunk would not allow both pilots to rest, and two seats with only one bunk would waste space that’s better used for rest surfaces.