Discussion
Which statement about emergency exits is FALSE?
Answer: B
Correct answer: Exit provision depends on the fuselage length
Exit requirements are set by the number of occupants, in defined capacity bands, not by how long the fuselage is. A long aircraft carrying few passengers needs no more exits than a short one carrying the same number.
The other three are true: a stretch can push an aircraft over a band boundary and force an extra exit pair, provision follows the occupant count, and the ninety-second evacuation demonstration is the requirement the bands are calibrated against.
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