Which string represents the minimum crew positions on the 767D-400 ER?

Which string represents the minimum crew positions on the 767D-400 ER?

• A. 1L, 1R, 2Lc, 2Rc, 3L, 4R, 4L
• B. 1L, 1R, 2Lc, 2Rc, 3L, 4L, 4R
• C. 1L, 2Lc, 2Rc, 3L, 4R, 4L
• D. 1L, 1R, 2L, 2R, 3L, 4R, 4L

Answer: (A)

This question tests how the minimum crew for a 767-400ER is laid out to cover both flight-deck needs and cabin operations. You must have the two flight deck crew members on board, so the positions in the cockpit are filled (left and right). Beyond that, the cabin crew must be stationed to cover key zones and doors along the cabin to ensure safety, service, and evacuation readiness. The best arrangement includes two pilots plus five cabin crew at specific stations: two at the second cabin stations (2Lc and 2Rc) and three more at zones forward and aft (3L, 4L, and 4R). This combination ensures coverage across the forward, middle, and aft sections and on both sides of the aircraft. Other options either omit a required cabin position or use labeling that doesn’t correspond to the actual station plan for this aircraft, so they don’t meet the minimum staffing requirements.

This question tests how the minimum crew for a 767-400ER is laid out to cover both flight-deck needs and cabin operations. You must have the two flight deck crew members on board, so the positions in the cockpit are filled (left and right). Beyond that, the cabin crew must be stationed to cover key zones and doors along the cabin to ensure safety, service, and evacuation readiness.

The best arrangement includes two pilots plus five cabin crew at specific stations: two at the second cabin stations (2Lc and 2Rc) and three more at zones forward and aft (3L, 4L, and 4R). This combination ensures coverage across the forward, middle, and aft sections and on both sides of the aircraft. Other options either omit a required cabin position or use labeling that doesn’t correspond to the actual station plan for this aircraft, so they don’t meet the minimum staffing requirements.