Which of the following is an evacuation command?

• A. Sit and slide
• B. Move slower
• C. Stop, go back
• D. Slide off the wing

Answer: (D)

In an evacuation, commands must be clear, immediate actions that tell passengers exactly what to do and where to go. “Slide off the wing” fits this need perfectly because it gives a direct action (slide) and a specific exit path (off the wing) for immediate egress. It tells passengers how to leave the aircraft quickly and safely via the wing exit.

The other options don’t provide a proper, actionable evacuation instruction. “Sit and slide” is confusing and lacks a clear, correct movement strategy. “Move slower” would slow the evacuation and increase risk. “Stop, go back” could cause crowding and delay help or exits. Therefore, the command that best directs passengers to evacuate via the wing is to slide off the wing.