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Old Sep 14, 2004 | 8:58 pm
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Originally Posted by bhatnasx
So which do you prefer? Window or Aisle?

I've got a long haul MSP-NRT & a NRT-DTW coming up in November & all the good seats (exit rows & bulkheads) are taken - there's still a selection of windows & aisles left - I'm normally prefer windows, but I'm in debate here for this flight because it's in Y - the last several times I've flown the long hauls, I've been in C. I've done Y to Europe & it's no big deal, but never to Asia. I'm always the guy that has the luck of having to go to the bathroom about 14 minutes after the person in the aisle & middle seat fall into a deep slumber - so the aisle's probably better for that, but I love putting my head up against the window & passing out...decisions, decisions, decisions...
I fly SFO-NRT, SEA-NRT and ORD-NRT frequently. Whenever I'm stuck in coach, I always want and aisle. The reason is that I want to be able to get up and walk around and I feel bad if I have to wake up the person sleeping in the aisle seat. ORD-NRT at 13 hours is HE** if you can't get up and walk a lot!

BTW, keep checking back for seats to open up. Frequently my favorite seats on the 777 (17b/c g/h) are taken when I make my reservation, but they magically open up by flight time!!
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