Asiana Club - 777 seat map

Is this the correct seat map (http://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Asiana/Asiana_Boeing_777-200.php) for the 777 (cocoon) on the ICN-LHR route? I thought there was still F on this route.

Does anyone have seat recommendations for the "new service" 777 or is seatguru pretty accurate.

(Also what lounge is OZ using at LHR T1?)

It's not correct - the cocoon seat J cabins have either 28 or 32 seats.

http://www1.flyasiana.com/sub/other/newair/newair.asp?nation=EUROPEMIDDLEEAST

The LHR flight does not have first class.

It's not correct - the cocoon seat J cabins have either 28 or 32 seats.

Any idea where I can find an up-to-date seat map? I don't seem to be able to find one on Asiana's English site (and my hangul is rusty). The aircraft section here (http://uk.flyasiana.com/travelplanner/travelplanner_aircrafts.asp) doesn't seem to have seat maps.

Asiana didn't upload new seatmap on the webpages (even in Korean website). I think one need to book through internet to see the new seatmap. Nothing special actually, 28-seats means one row is missed (I'll check it later), 32-seats means one row of center part is out (removed for a bar.) All are 2-3-2. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong. I don't know seat numbers, though.

Also, Asiana uses the following lounge in LHR,

DIAMOND CLUB LOUNGE ( Black Phone NBR : 1707 )
Location: Pier 3, near Gate 14.

I'm not sure if this is updated information or this is right terminal, but Asiana website says so.

Asiana didn't upload new seatmap on the webpages (even in Korean website). I think one need to book through internet to see the new seatmap. Nothing special actually, 28-seats means one row is missed (I'll check it later), 32-seats means one row of center part is out (removed for a bar.) All are 2-3-2. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong. I don't know seat numbers, though.

Also, Asiana uses the following lounge in LHR,

DIAMOND CLUB LOUNGE ( Black Phone NBR : 1707 )
Location: Pier 3, near Gate 14.

I'm not sure if this is updated information or this is right terminal, but Asiana website says so.

Yes, the configuration is a 2-3-2. Asiana is using Terminal 1 in Heathrow so you can use the BMI lounge there.

Yes, the configuration is a 2-3-2. Asiana is using Terminal 1 in Heathrow so you can use the BMI lounge there.


Beware however, as BMI Lounge is airside by gate 14. You need to come back to the dep lounge via a sort of mini-security zone right by the BMI lounge door. DON'T try to get back via the "connections" route- it'll potentially take forever.
OZ leaves from high number gates- eg 45- nowhere near 14.

My LAX-ICN flight shows a 35J seatmap (with the last row unable to be reserved), while OZ Reservations sees a 28J config operating the flight. Any idea on how to interpret this?

Bump.

Maybe that is how OZ uses one seatmap figure (35J) to all different types (28/30/35J). LAX-ICN is almost constantly lie flat seat.