Where can the closest oxygen bottle be found for a passenger having a heart attack in row 2 ABC?

The closest oxygen bottle for a passenger having a heart attack in row 2 ABC is located in the G2 forward face. This area is strategically designed to provide quick access to emergency equipment, including oxygen bottles, which are essential for assisting passengers in medical emergencies. Being in row 2, the G2 forward face is the nearest location to passengers seated in that row, allowing for rapid response when the situation calls for immediate attention.

The placement of oxygen bottles in the aircraft is based on practicality and accessibility, ensuring that crew members can swiftly retrieve them in emergencies. The other options, while they may contain medical equipment or supplies, are located further away from row 2 and would hinder the crew's ability to respond quickly to a passenger in distress. The efficiency of accessing the oxygen supply is crucial in critical situations, such as a heart attack, where every second counts.