Seat Selection in AC 777-300 metal
Jan 15, 2009, 5:19 am
#16
Join Date: May 2007
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it seems nobody is familiar yet with the sliding wall between the D and G seats in center aisle. there is a plastic wall that you can slide down to talk to the person in the seat beside you. you will be facing each other. i've rarely seen it used so i'm assuming not many people know about it.
Apr 13, 2012, 7:42 pm
#17
Join Date: Apr 2012
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There is little risk of having a baby behing you on row 11, there are no bassinet position at these seats, the bassinet is at row 31 and 50 something. Row 18 is considered in the Elite section on the 773/772. That said, the 763 does have a bassinet postion on row 12 for the window/aisle combinations.
Apr 13, 2012, 8:00 pm
#18
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I'm booked for an upcoming flight from YYZ to PEK and currently in seat 19H, has anyone sat in bulkhead 18 A or B? I wanted to know if there is enough legroom at the bulkhead thats sufficient enough to stretch out, I'm 5'11", I just feel like sitting in 19H with no seat in front of me may feel awkward so need opinions if I will be able to stretch out in bulkhead seat 18B? Any thoughts please??
Apr 14, 2012, 1:25 pm
#19
Join Date: Apr 2012
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Okay thank you, I'd like to sit in either 18AB or 19H because its at the front of the cabin, have you experienced sitting at either side plane bulkhead 18AB OR 18JK on a long international route? I just dont want to switch to the bulkhead seat to find out on the flight that I have restricted room to stretch my feet out and have to sit there for 12 hours just having extra knee space but no leg space.
Apr 14, 2012, 3:49 pm
#20
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Okay thank you, I'd like to sit in either 18AB or 19H because its at the front of the cabin, have you experienced sitting at either side plane bulkhead 18AB OR 18JK on a long international route? I just dont want to switch to the bulkhead seat to find out on the flight that I have restricted room to stretch my feet out and have to sit there for 12 hours just having extra knee space but no leg space.
Apr 14, 2012, 4:48 pm
#21
Join Date: Aug 2011
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I found 19H quite comfortable for YVR-SYD (same layout, even though it is a 77L)
I brought a big carry-on and used it to prop up my feet. Was quite a comfortable economy experience. Because it is so forward, the only people walking by are FAs, and they are usually only walking by during the service. You will be awake anyway during the service.
I brought a big carry-on and used it to prop up my feet. Was quite a comfortable economy experience. Because it is so forward, the only people walking by are FAs, and they are usually only walking by during the service. You will be awake anyway during the service.
Apr 14, 2012, 5:02 pm
#22
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I'm booked for an upcoming flight from YYZ to PEK and currently in seat 19H, has anyone sat in bulkhead 18 A or B? I wanted to know if there is enough legroom at the bulkhead thats sufficient enough to stretch out, I'm 5'11", I just feel like sitting in 19H with no seat in front of me may feel awkward so need opinions if I will be able to stretch out in bulkhead seat 18B? Any thoughts please??
Apr 14, 2012, 5:36 pm
#23
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I'm 5'11", so I should have no problem stretching my legs out at bulkhead 18A/B or 18J/K then right?
Apr 14, 2012, 5:38 pm
#24
Join Date: Apr 2012
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I found 19H quite comfortable for YVR-SYD (same layout, even though it is a 77L)
I brought a big carry-on and used it to prop up my feet. Was quite a comfortable economy experience. Because it is so forward, the only people walking by are FAs, and they are usually only walking by during the service. You will be awake anyway during the service.
I brought a big carry-on and used it to prop up my feet. Was quite a comfortable economy experience. Because it is so forward, the only people walking by are FAs, and they are usually only walking by during the service. You will be awake anyway during the service.
Apr 15, 2012, 9:08 am
#25
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I plan to have a big carry-on suitcase with me. Although if there is no seat in front of you wouldn't the flight attendants not allow you to place it on the floor as it could be a hazard. I thought about placing my carry-on on the floor but then thought i wouldn't be allowed to because it would be a hazard and the FA's wouldn't allow it. Am I wrong?