eoinnz has kindly posted interior pictures of QF A380
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Qantas new Economy Class
Economy class is at the rear of the lower deck, in 3 zones (zone B, zone C and zone D). Seats in each zone are differently coloured. There are 332 seats 3-4-3 format (split across the zones 135, 119 & 78) as shown below.
Code:
50|ABC glly |
51|ABC HJK|
52|ABC DEFG HJK|
53|ABC DEFG HJK|
54|ABC DEFG HJK|
55|ABC DEFG HJK|
56|ABC DEFG HJK|
57|ABC DEFG HJK|
58|ABC DEFG HJK|
59|ABC DEFG HJK|
60|ABC DEFG HJK|
61|ABC DEFG HJK|
62|ABC DEFG HJK|
63|ABC DEFG HJK|
64|ABC TT HJK|
| T T |
dr| |dr
66|ABC DEFG HJK|
67|ABC DEFG HJK|
68|ABC DEFG HJK|
69|ABC DEFG HJK|
70|ABC EFG HJK| (no 70D ;) )
71|ABC DEFG HJK|
72|ABC DEFG HJK|
73|ABC DEFG HJK|
74|ABC DEFG HJK|
75|ABC DEFG HJK|
76|ABC DEFG HJK|
77|ABC DEFG HJK|
| galleys |
dr| |dr
79| BC glly HJ | (no 79A or 79K)
80|ABC HJK|
81|ABC DEFG HJK|
82|ABC DEFG HJK|
83|ABC DEFG HJK|
84|ABC DEFG HJK|
85|ABC DEFG HJK|
86|ABC DEFG HJK|
87| T DEFG T |
88|--- DEFG ---|
| galley |
dr> <dr
\___X T T__/
The bulkhead seats do not have a lot of legroom.
Armrests only go partway up, so not easy lying down across an empty row.
The seat slides partly forward to recline. This is a problem if you are tall since it pushes your knees into the seat in front. Tall people can't easily recline in these seats. According to
smashley, the netting for feet is a bit odd and rather springy.
No power at emergency exit row seats (and I guess also bulkhead).
There are 4 toilets in the middle of the cabin, and 4 more at the rear of the cabin. The galleys are at the back.