Exit row

An exit row is the row of seats on an aircraft located next to an emergency exit door. Its design typically provides more legroom and space compared to standard seats.

The exit row comes with additional responsibilities in case of an emergency. Occupants of these seats play a critical role in ensuring that everyone can exit the aircraft quickly and safely. They may be required to assist in the event of an evacuation by opening the exit door and helping other passengers exit safely.

Airlines have specific requirements for passengers seated in exit rows. The criteria may include being physically capable, at least 15 years old, and willing to assist during an evacuation.

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