Korean Air Skypass - Best Prestige Plus Seat on 747

Travelling alone from Auckland to Seol. Day time flight

It's a seat on an airplane. Select it based on your preferences. Window? Aisle ? Upstairs? Downstairs?

For a quieter flight I try to sit away from the restrooms and galley. It's your choice.

It's a seat on an airplane. Select it based on your preferences. Window? Aisle ? Upstairs? Downstairs?

For a quieter flight I try to sit away from the restrooms and galley. It's your choice.

Not been on this plane before. Therfore just looking for advice. Seatguru doesn;t help much http://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Korean_Air/Korean_Air_Boeing_747-400_B.php

I did some research when I was supposed to fly it LHR-ICN. (Swapped to FRA-ICN to hopefully try the KE A380 on its first departure from FRA.) Standard 744 guidelines apply: upper deck is better than lower deck, window seats have convenient storage bins alongside. Apparently the exit row is great, but you can't get it except at airport check-in. Rest seem to be much of a muchness.

I did some research when I was supposed to fly it LHR-ICN. (Swapped to FRA-ICN to hopefully try the KE A380 on its first departure from FRA.) Standard 744 guidelines apply: upper deck is better than lower deck, window seats have convenient storage bins alongside. Apparently the exit row is great, but you can't get it except at airport check-in. Rest seem to be much of a muchness.

Thanks, Upstairs window it is.

18a upstairs

I've been flying with the 747 recently and I agree the seat upstairs are quieter,
As others pointed out, window seats have a big bin to store items; aisle in exchange, allows you to get up freely overnight without having to jump over a sleeping seatmate.

When I had my D class ticket reserved, I called the helpdesk and was able to reserve the seats of my choice even if no online check in was possible for me (D-class award ticket from another airline); you may be able to select the emergency row this way.

I've been flying with the 747 recently and I agree the seat upstairs are quieter,
As others pointed out, window seats have a big bin to store items; aisle in exchange, allows you to get up freely overnight without having to jump over a sleeping seatmate.

When I had my D class ticket reserved, I called the helpdesk and was able to reserve the seats of my choice even if no online check in was possible for me (D-class award ticket from another airline); you may be able to select the emergency row this way.
I tried asking for the exit row over the phone and it was a no-go. Email support said it's only doable at the airport where the check-in agent sizes you up and decides if he/she thinks you are capable of assisting.

I tried asking for the exit row over the phone and it was a no-go. Email support said it's only doable at the airport where the check-in agent sizes you up and decides if he/she thinks you are capable of assisting.

Oh, ok... right, there are some implications when you decide to stand in the emergency row.
Disregard my previous post, then.

Travelling alone from Auckland to Seol. Day time flight

Nice!!