Where is the doctor's office located?

Where is the doctor's office located?

• A. 2L closet
• B. Forward galley
• C. Aft compartment behind 2L
• D. 1L closet (except on the 787-8T where the 'drs office' is at storage space fwd 1L aisleside)

Answer: (D)

The space designated for medical needs is placed in a small, private area near the front left of the cabin. On the 787, the doctor’s office is in the 1L closet because that location provides a compact, private room close to crew operations, allowing quick access to medical supplies without interrupting passenger areas. It keeps the medical area discreet and conveniently accessible for the crew. There is an exception on the 787-8T: the doctor’s office is located in the storage space forward of the 1L aisle-side area, due to a different interior layout. The other potential locations—like the 2L closet, the forward galley, or an aft compartment behind 2L—don’t fit as well because they’re either too exposed to passenger traffic, primarily used for service or storage, or too far from crew work areas to be practical.

The space designated for medical needs is placed in a small, private area near the front left of the cabin. On the 787, the doctor’s office is in the 1L closet because that location provides a compact, private room close to crew operations, allowing quick access to medical supplies without interrupting passenger areas. It keeps the medical area discreet and conveniently accessible for the crew.

There is an exception on the 787-8T: the doctor’s office is located in the storage space forward of the 1L aisle-side area, due to a different interior layout. The other potential locations—like the 2L closet, the forward galley, or an aft compartment behind 2L—don’t fit as well because they’re either too exposed to passenger traffic, primarily used for service or storage, or too far from crew work areas to be practical.