At what row does the Aft Flight Attendant conduct the safety demonstration in the CRJ700?

The Aft Flight Attendant conducts the safety demonstration in the CRJ700 typically from row 4. This position is strategically chosen as it allows the attendant to effectively communicate safety procedures to passengers while still being positioned at a location that is close enough to the rear exit and allows for proper visibility to ensure all passengers receive the necessary information.

In the context of the aircraft layout, row 4 is situated centrally within the main cabin, enabling the attendant to make eye contact and engage with passengers seated both at the front and rear, ensuring that all safety protocols are clearly understood. This positioning maximizes the effectiveness of the demonstration, as it facilitates interaction and ensures that passengers are it can clearly see the demonstrations of safety features such as the seatbelt operation, exits, and emergency procedures.

While other rows may seem like potential options for conducting the safety demonstration, they do not provide the same level of access and visibility as row 4, which is essential for effective communication and passenger understanding during this critical safety procedure.