How many jumpseats are specified on the 767-400 ER (764)?

How many jumpseats are specified on the 767-400 ER (764)?

• A. 9
• B. 11
• C. 13
• D. 10

Answer: (B)

Jumpseats are designated seating for crew members who may need to be seated during flight, such as pilots on relief and cabin crew during long legs. The number of jumpseats is fixed in the aircraft’s design and certification and reflects the standard crew accommodation for that variant. For the 767-400ER, the layout provides two jumpseats in the flight deck for pilots and nine more in the cabin to support cabin crew and relief attendants, giving a total of eleven jumpseats. This configuration matches the aircraft’s longer fuselage and crew requirements, ensuring there are enough seats for onboard staffing during flight. So, the total number of jumpseats is eleven. The other counts would not align with the documented crew seating for this variant.

Jumpseats are designated seating for crew members who may need to be seated during flight, such as pilots on relief and cabin crew during long legs. The number of jumpseats is fixed in the aircraft’s design and certification and reflects the standard crew accommodation for that variant.

For the 767-400ER, the layout provides two jumpseats in the flight deck for pilots and nine more in the cabin to support cabin crew and relief attendants, giving a total of eleven jumpseats. This configuration matches the aircraft’s longer fuselage and crew requirements, ensuring there are enough seats for onboard staffing during flight.

So, the total number of jumpseats is eleven. The other counts would not align with the documented crew seating for this variant.