Is it true that a passenger with a cabin pet can sit in row 8 on the CRJ 200?

In the context of the CRJ 200 and its seating arrangements, row 8 is typically located in the area of the aircraft designated for exit rows. FAA regulations specify that passengers seated in exit rows must be able to perform specific functions in the event of an emergency. As a result, certain restrictions are placed on the types of passengers—particularly children and those with animals—who may occupy these seats.

Passengers with cabin pets are generally not allowed to sit in exit rows, which includes row 8 on the CRJ 200. This is because having a pet in that vicinity could obstruct emergency egress and create additional hazards during an emergency evacuation. Therefore, the assertion that a passenger with a cabin pet can sit in row 8 is consistent with safety protocols that govern seating arrangements related to emergency procedures. Consequently, the answer is that it is false.