Where to sit on 767-ER i? (in economy plus)
#1
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Where to sit on 767-ER i? (in economy plus)
This is my plane
https://www.delta.com/planning_reser...00er/index.jsp
Now i recently found out it is a shared screen .Where should i sit? where would be located best to the tv? is there only one tv in the centre? or 3 tvs spread out?
I am currently in 17 on the left side.Where should i choose my seat?
https://www.delta.com/planning_reser...00er/index.jsp
Now i recently found out it is a shared screen .Where should i sit? where would be located best to the tv? is there only one tv in the centre? or 3 tvs spread out?
I am currently in 17 on the left side.Where should i choose my seat?
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This is my plane
https://www.delta.com/planning_reser...00er/index.jsp
Now i recently found out it is a shared screen .Where should i sit? where would be located best to the tv? is there only one tv in the centre? or 3 tvs spread out?
I am currently in 17 on the left side.Where should i choose my seat?
https://www.delta.com/planning_reser...00er/index.jsp
Now i recently found out it is a shared screen .Where should i sit? where would be located best to the tv? is there only one tv in the centre? or 3 tvs spread out?
I am currently in 17 on the left side.Where should i choose my seat?
#4
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I like the side bulkheads on the 767, so you should be fine. There is a ton of legroom. The center bulkhead has so much legroom that people sometimes use it as an aisle, which can be annoying if you're stretched out.
#7
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I am 99.99% sure you know this, but I usually consult with seatguru.com to figure out which seat is the best. Opinions you will get here are very specific to each one and how they prefer. I am a big guy (240, 6'2) so my opinion will be different then my wifes (110, 5'2).
#8
Join Date: Jun 2010
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The bulkheads have exceptional legroom, but crummy tray positioning. If you have any extra girth, you will be very uncomfortable at meal time. I flew bulkhead EC both ways TATL last week, and can't for the life of me figure out why the trays were designed that way.
#9
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I am currently in economy plus.DL 594 on december 13 to amsterdam.which seat should i get and why? i am currently on 17A this would basiclly mean insane legroom right? is there a tv in front of me? why should i get 16g? isnt it the same just with less legroom?
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#11
Join Date: Aug 2011
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I am flying on an overnight flight to Paris and would like to get some sleep. Should I not be concerned about noise from the galley and restroom near 16FG? And with the movie screen in front of the seats, is it turned off later in the evening?
#12
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The restroom is in BE, forward from 16FG, and screened by the curtain between J and Y. The galley is also somewhat forward from row 16, not right beside it. I didn't find it a problem. The TV is more of a challenge; it remains on all night. I would bring a sleeping mask.