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Old Jan 14, 2009 | 10:56 am
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Originally Posted by GoldCircle
What am I missing, here? Unless they leave the first row of economy snugged - which doesn't happen very often - I would expect an economy passenger's seat to be in economy configuration.
You deserve a modular answer.

1. If it is a shorthaul 320/319 with the 'classic' adjustable-width seating, then the front row of enonomy is always snugged as 2+3

2. If it is one of the newer 319's with the fixed 3+3 seating all the way, including in biz, then the front row of economy will be, you've guessed it, 3+3

3. If it is a midhaul 320 or 321, then the front row of economy is always 3+3.

LHR-DUB is normally option 1, with G-MIDP and G-MIDR
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