During a time available emergency, where do ABP's for the main door sit?

During a time available emergency, the selected answer is appropriate because ABPs (Able-Bodied Passengers) for the main door are positioned in such a way as to ensure quick and efficient evacuation. Typically, ABPs are seated near the exits to lend assistance during emergencies, and in this case, their positions at rows 33BC-DE provide a strategic location for facilitating the evacuation process from the main door.

ABPs are crucial in supporting the cabin crew and helping other passengers exit safely and quickly. Placing them in these specific seats ensures that they can reach the door rapidly in an emergency scenario, helping maintain order and safety.

Other seating arrangements may not provide the same level of immediate accessibility to the exit, which is vital during an emergency. Therefore, the option indicating 33BC-DE aligns with safety protocols designed to optimize evacuation procedures.