Which flight attendant is responsible for conducting a preflight inspection of the exit row on the CRJ 700?

The AFT flight attendant is tasked with conducting a preflight inspection of the exit row on the CRJ 700, which includes ensuring that the exit doors and related safety equipment are properly functioning and that the area is clear of any obstructions. This responsibility is paramount as it directly relates to passenger safety, especially in emergency situations where exit rows play a critical role.

In larger crews, flight attendants might have specific roles to ensure that all safety checks are thorough and efficient. The AFT flight attendant’s position allows them to have a clear view of the exit row at the rear of the aircraft, making them ideally suited for this specific inspection task. Assigning this responsibility to one flight attendant helps streamline the process, allowing for a focused and detailed check rather than spreading the responsibility among all flight attendants. Ensuring that safety equipment is accessible and functional is a crucial aspect of flight preparation.