Which ABP seat is designated for general assistance and cannot serve as the primary exit leader?

The seat designated for general assistance and unable to serve as the primary exit leader is typically located in a position that does not grant the occupant direct access to the exits in an emergency situation. In this context, seat 3A serves this purpose well.

Generally, primary exit leaders are assigned to seats that are directly adjacent to emergency exits, which allows them to facilitate evacuation procedures efficiently. Seat 3A, being further back, often serves the supportive role of providing assistance rather than leading the exit process. This ensures that the primary exits are managed by those in the most strategic locations to guide passengers safely out of the aircraft.

In contrast, other seats like 1A and 2A are placed closer to exits, enabling those seated there to be primary leaders during an emergency. Middle seats are usually not preferred for leadership roles either in leading exits, but they might still be involved in supporting roles rather than being explicitly designated as general assistance roles.