How many PRMs with Crelling postural support may be onboard, and where are they seated?

How many PRMs with Crelling postural support may be onboard, and where are they seated?

• A. One PRM seated at 32B
• B. Three PRMs seated at 32A, 32B and 32C
• C. Two PRMs seated at 32A and 32F
• D. Two PRMs seated at 12C and 12D

Answer: (C)

PRMs who need Crelling postural support require a seat that allows secure anchoring and keeps the aisle clear for safe boarding, deplaning, and potential evacuation. Because this device takes up extra space, only a limited number of such passengers can be accommodated, and they should sit in the window seats at the ends of a single row so crew can access them from both sides without crowding the aisle. This arrangement also keeps the central seats available for other passengers and avoids interference with emergency exit paths. So, the practical setup is two PRMs with Crelling postural support seated in the window seats of one row, one on each side (row 32).

PRMs who need Crelling postural support require a seat that allows secure anchoring and keeps the aisle clear for safe boarding, deplaning, and potential evacuation. Because this device takes up extra space, only a limited number of such passengers can be accommodated, and they should sit in the window seats at the ends of a single row so crew can access them from both sides without crowding the aisle. This arrangement also keeps the central seats available for other passengers and avoids interference with emergency exit paths. So, the practical setup is two PRMs with Crelling postural support seated in the window seats of one row, one on each side (row 32).