Which of the following best describes the arrangement of exits on the B737-700?

• A. Overwing Exits Only
• B. Flight Deck Side Exits 1L-1R And Overwing Exits
• C. Only Flight Deck Doors
• D. Rear Cabin Exits

Answer: (B)

The arrangement of exits on the 737-700 includes multiple egress paths to ensure fast evacuation. In addition to the main doors, there are flight deck side exits on both the left and right of the cockpit (1L and 1R) for crew egress, and there are overwing exits above the wings for passenger escape. This combination—flight deck side exits plus overwing exits—best describes the aircraft’s exit layout.

If you described it as only overwing exits, you’d miss the crew-accessible side exits; describing it as only flight deck doors would omit the wing exits; and focusing on rear cabin exits ignores the forward doors and wing exits as well.