Which term describes seating arrangement on the aircraft?

• A. Configuration
• B. Connection
• C. Bulkhead
• D. Calendar Day

Answer: (A)

Seating arrangement refers to how passengers are laid out in the cabin, which is described by the term configuration. Configuration covers the overall layout—the number of seats per row, how many aisles, and how different cabin sections or classes are arranged. For example, a 2-2 configuration means two seats on each side of a single aisle, giving a sense of the cabin’s layout. The other terms don’t describe the seating plan: a bulkhead is a wall in the cabin that can affect legroom near it, but it isn’t the whole seating layout; a connection is about transferring between flights, not how seats are arranged; a calendar day is just a date reference and unrelated to seating. So, the best term for describing seating arrangement is configuration.