Discussion
Thirty rows at a seat pitch of \( 0.81 \) m occupy a cabin length of nearest to
Answer: B
Computing \( 30 \times 0.81 = 24.3 \) m. Galleys, lavatories and the extra space at exit rows all add to this, so the overall cabin is appreciably longer than the seating block alone, and the fuselage longer again once nose and tail are included.
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