Which of the following is NOT listed as a POA location on an aircraft?

• A. galleys
• B. cabin aisles
• C. exit doors
• D. bathrooms

Answer: (B)

POA locations on an aircraft are the specific areas where crew and security procedures target for monitoring and intervention. These areas have practical implications for safety and potential misuse, so they’re singled out in training and checklists. Galleys are points of operation with equipment, storage, and restricted spaces that can be exploited if not monitored; exit doors are critical because they control escape routes in an evacuation and must remain unobstructed; bathrooms, though private, require controlled access, monitoring for safety, and procedures for emergencies. Cabin aisles, while essential travel corridors, are not listed as POA locations because they are continuous passageways rather than discrete zones requiring separate procedural focus. Therefore, cabin aisles is the location not listed as a POA.