What's exit row and seat lettering on 787-9?

What's exit row and seat lettering on 787-9?

• A. 24 ABC/DEF
• B. 24 ABC/JKL
• C. 24 ABC/DEH
• D. 24 A B C / J L K

Answer: (B)

Exit rows are positioned around the aircraft’s exits, and the seating in that row is shaped by the door location. On the 787-9, the overwing exit row is split by the door, so there are seats on both sides of the exit but no seats in the middle where the door is. That means row 24 has three seats on the left (A, B, C) and three on the right (J, K, L), with the middle block not present at that row. The letters reflect the actual seats that exist in that row, and I is typically skipped in the labeling to avoid confusion with the number 1, which is why you see J, K, L on the right. So the correct depiction is row 24 with ABC on the left and JKL on the right.

Exit rows are positioned around the aircraft’s exits, and the seating in that row is shaped by the door location. On the 787-9, the overwing exit row is split by the door, so there are seats on both sides of the exit but no seats in the middle where the door is. That means row 24 has three seats on the left (A, B, C) and three on the right (J, K, L), with the middle block not present at that row. The letters reflect the actual seats that exist in that row, and I is typically skipped in the labeling to avoid confusion with the number 1, which is why you see J, K, L on the right. So the correct depiction is row 24 with ABC on the left and JKL on the right.