Which statement correctly describes the aircraft's crew and passenger seating?

Which statement correctly describes the aircraft's crew and passenger seating?

• A. Two flight crews and One passenger seat
• B. One flight crew and One passenger seat
• C. One flight crew and Two passenger seats
• D. Two flight crews and Two passenger seats

Answer: (C)

The aircraft is a two-seat trainer with a single pilot seat and a single passenger seat in a side-by-side cockpit. That means there are two seats total: one for the flight crew (the pilot) and one for a passenger. Statements that propose two flight crews or two passenger seats imply more seats than the aircraft has, or more than the two-seat configuration used for training, which isn’t the case.

The aircraft is a two-seat trainer with a single pilot seat and a single passenger seat in a side-by-side cockpit. That means there are two seats total: one for the flight crew (the pilot) and one for a passenger. Statements that propose two flight crews or two passenger seats imply more seats than the aircraft has, or more than the two-seat configuration used for training, which isn’t the case.