What is the jumpseat on the right side of the aircraft (aft) closest to the window?

• A. 2R outboard
• B. 2R inboard
• C. 1R outboard
• D. 1R inboard

Answer: (A)

Jumpseat labeling uses row numbers and side/position descriptors to locate exact seats. The right side is indicated by R, and outboard means the seat next to the window (as opposed to inboard, which is next to the aisle). In the aft portion of the cabin, the seat that sits at the outer edge in the second row on the right is the one closest to the window while still being toward the tail. That combination—outer position on the right in the second row—makes it the window-adjacent jumpseat in the aft area. The other options either sit closer to the aisle (inboard) or are in a more forward row (not as far aft), so they’re not as close to the window in the aft section.