When do you need to apply a second seat policy?

When do you need to apply a second seat policy?

• A. On all flights
• B. The passenger requests a window seat
• C. ARMREST WONT CLOSE DOWN OR CANNOT FIT
• D. Only for infants

Answer: (C)

The policy is triggered when a single seat cannot safely or comfortably accommodate a passenger. If the armrest won’t close down or cannot fit around the person, the seat cannot be used as intended, so a second seat is required to ensure proper seating, allow a secure belt fit, and maintain safety and comfort for everyone onboard. This isn’t about a seating preference like choosing a window seat, nor is it something that applies to every flight or only for infants. The key safety consideration is the physical fit of one seat for one passenger.

The policy is triggered when a single seat cannot safely or comfortably accommodate a passenger. If the armrest won’t close down or cannot fit around the person, the seat cannot be used as intended, so a second seat is required to ensure proper seating, allow a secure belt fit, and maintain safety and comfort for everyone onboard. This isn’t about a seating preference like choosing a window seat, nor is it something that applies to every flight or only for infants. The key safety consideration is the physical fit of one seat for one passenger.