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Missing windows?
I'll admit this is a bit of a geeky question, but I've always wondered why some aircraft have no windows in certain rows?
Row 1, 6 and 11 on the 777s for example have no window. Row 6 on some 763's Is it a structural issue or is there some logic as to why? And is there a difference between no window and a window "plug" that seems to have been put there after the aircraft was built? |
Usually it is where the air conditioning ducts are placed
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When there is no evidence of window at all, it would be for ducts or other infrastructure as already pointed out.
You occasionally see an older plane with a widow hole that appears closed over on the outside - I have always assumed that is because of something like a galley directly on the inside. I suspect that with the way they need to be able reconfigure the interiors these days, removing windows like that isnt done much any more or than for private jets. I did once have the "pleasure" of getting a window seat without a window and hated it. I love looking out and taking pictures! |
There is no window in row 19 of the 77W, but there is in the 77L. I also remember before 767 XM days that row 13 had no window - not sure which row that is now.
But I love the 777 lavatory windows in the middle of the J cabins. With the propensity for shades down no matter what, it's a refuge for seeing the marvels of the world below. |
Originally Posted by fin 645
(Post 18643789)
But I love the 777 lavatory windows in the middle of the J cabins. With the propensity for shades down no matter what, it's a refuge for seeing the marvels of the world below. |
Originally Posted by Mustang Sally
(Post 18642937)
I'll admit this is a bit of a geeky question, but I've always wondered why some aircraft have no windows in certain rows?
Row 1, 6 and 11 on the 777s for example have no window. Row 6 on some 763's Is it a structural issue or is there some logic as to why? And is there a difference between no window and a window "plug" that seems to have been put there after the aircraft was built? |
Originally Posted by fin 645
(Post 18643789)
But I love the 777 lavatory windows in the middle of the J cabins. With the propensity for shades down no matter what, it's a refuge for seeing the marvels of the world below.
Yes its a great window looking at the massive engine. looks great during the daylight and you can stand there and simply stare out the window for a long time and enjoy that quiet and Tranquil moment. ^ |
Originally Posted by ACflyerDE
(Post 18647012)
Actually row 6 on the 77W/77L does have a window, but only one whereas the other rows in the front section have two. The seat 10A in the A330 however does not have any windows.
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Originally Posted by Z-man
(Post 18644148)
Nothing compares to the joy I feel when I take a P and look down 35,000 feet...:D
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