In plain English
This means a line of passenger seats on the aircraft positioned directly beside an emergency exit. "Immediately next to" refers to the row right by that exit, not one farther away.
In context
On the seat map, "Exit Row" identifies a row of passenger seats that is immediately next to an emergency exit on the aircraft.
- Situation
- Booking flights, choosing fares, seats, baggage, and optional services
- What it communicates
- labels a row type on the seat map.
Meaning limits
The term only identifies the row's position beside an emergency exit, not any other feature of the seats in that row.
Examples
“She chose the Exit Row next to the emergency door.”
“On the seat map, the Exit Row sits directly beside the emergency exit symbol.”