Scoot Aircraft Configuration
May 30, 2012, 10:32 pm
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Scoot Aircraft Configuration
Can anyone tell me what the config for scoots 777-200. I know they have 32 in J, but I can't seem to find how many seats they have back in Y. any help would be appreciated 
May 31, 2012, 5:13 am
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They kinda like offer two kinds of extra leg room seats
one is called stretch which is at s$99 ow
and the other one called super which is at s$30 ow
I read conflicting articles but as on scoot website
Stretch is at 35" seat pitch
and super is just better seat locations?
one is called stretch which is at s$99 ow
and the other one called super which is at s$30 ow
I read conflicting articles but as on scoot website
Stretch is at 35" seat pitch
and super is just better seat locations?
Jun 2, 2012, 1:04 am
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The seating chart shows 32 in 'ScootBiz' business class (4 rows of 2-4-2), followed by a total of 280 in economy, the bulk of the which are 3-4-3 and have 31 inch pitch.
There are two categories of extra legroom in economy:
- 'Super' seats give you 35 inch pitch (for AUD$24 extra)
- 'S-t-r-e-t-c-h' seats (yeah, that's how they spell it!) costing an extra AUD$60 are located at the front row of each section of the economy cabin, behind the bulkhead wall or the the emergency exit door, for maximum legroom but Scoot's not put a number (not even an 'at least' figure) for their pitch.
Here's a seating chart which shows how all three seats co-exist in the first economy cabin:
There are two categories of extra legroom in economy:
- 'Super' seats give you 35 inch pitch (for AUD$24 extra)
- 'S-t-r-e-t-c-h' seats (yeah, that's how they spell it!) costing an extra AUD$60 are located at the front row of each section of the economy cabin, behind the bulkhead wall or the the emergency exit door, for maximum legroom but Scoot's not put a number (not even an 'at least' figure) for their pitch.
Here's a seating chart which shows how all three seats co-exist in the first economy cabin:
Jun 2, 2012, 9:49 am
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Jun 2, 2012, 8:36 pm
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