Under the policy, which statement is correct about pets and exit row seating?

Under the policy, which statement is correct about pets and exit row seating?

• A. Pets cannot sit in exit row seats
• B. Pets can sit in exit row seats if allowed by crew
• C. Pets may sit in exit row seats if not near the exit path
• D. Pets can sit in any seat

Answer: (A)

Exit rows are reserved for quick, unobstructed egress in an emergency. The passenger seated there must be able to operate the exit and guide others if needed, without anything blocking the path. Pets in those seats can cause distractions, stray into the aisle, or take up space near the exit, potentially slowing evacuation or hindering the crew’s ability to assist. To keep the exit path clear and evacuation efficient, the policy prohibits pets from sitting in exit row seats. Pets are allowed in other seats where permitted by the airline, with separate rules for service animals.

Exit rows are reserved for quick, unobstructed egress in an emergency. The passenger seated there must be able to operate the exit and guide others if needed, without anything blocking the path. Pets in those seats can cause distractions, stray into the aisle, or take up space near the exit, potentially slowing evacuation or hindering the crew’s ability to assist. To keep the exit path clear and evacuation efficient, the policy prohibits pets from sitting in exit row seats. Pets are allowed in other seats where permitted by the airline, with separate rules for service animals.