380 Affaires: Where are the TV screens in row 60?
Mar 16, 2012, 7:05 am
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380 Affaires: Where are the TV screens in row 60?
We have seats K and L in row 60 on an upcoming flight. These are the bulk head seats on the upper deck.
Where are the TV screens for these seats? I see on screen attached to the bulkhead wall but I doubt those are our personal screens.
If they are in the seat arm rest...does it make the seat narrower?
I choose K/L row 60 because all the reviews say these are the best Affaires seats on the plane.
Thanks.
Where are the TV screens for these seats? I see on screen attached to the bulkhead wall but I doubt those are our personal screens.
If they are in the seat arm rest...does it make the seat narrower?
I choose K/L row 60 because all the reviews say these are the best Affaires seats on the plane.
Thanks.
Mar 16, 2012, 10:45 pm
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Mar 17, 2012, 5:14 pm
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Mar 18, 2012, 1:59 am
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I wouldn't choose row 60/65 because it's not very private. If you have an other Affaires-Seat in front of you, it gives you more a feeling of privacy.
Mar 18, 2012, 9:34 am
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Frankly, I don't really see what gives you more privacy in row 61 versus 60. Unless you travel in a F suite à la SQ...
Mar 18, 2012, 10:07 am
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I don't know why "row 60 is clearly the best"!? Explain me please. I've never sit in a "front row" like this. And I think the seat is exactly the same like all others, but with a smaller screen and NO storage space. So for me, it seems, the seats in row 60 are the worst!?
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Mar 18, 2012, 11:52 am
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Maybe it's more a personal feeling, but: Everyone how comes from the toilett or the lounge-area looks directly at row 60.
I don't know why "row 60 is clearly the best"!? Explain me please. I've never sit in a "front row" like this. And I think the seat is exactly the same like all others, but with a smaller screen and NO storage space. So for me, it seems, the seats in row 60 are the worst!?
I don't know why "row 60 is clearly the best"!? Explain me please. I've never sit in a "front row" like this. And I think the seat is exactly the same like all others, but with a smaller screen and NO storage space. So for me, it seems, the seats in row 60 are the worst!?
Mar 18, 2012, 11:53 am
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Maybe it's more a personal feeling, but: Everyone how comes from the toilett or the lounge-area looks directly at row 60.
I don't know why "row 60 is clearly the best"!? Explain me please. I've never sit in a "front row" like this. And I think the seat is exactly the same like all others, but with a smaller screen and NO storage space. So for me, it seems, the seats in row 60 are the worst!?
I don't know why "row 60 is clearly the best"!? Explain me please. I've never sit in a "front row" like this. And I think the seat is exactly the same like all others, but with a smaller screen and NO storage space. So for me, it seems, the seats in row 60 are the worst!?
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Mar 18, 2012, 3:15 pm
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Mar 22, 2012, 3:02 pm
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One other aspect to Row 60 (A/B, K/L) is that if you're travelling by yourself, the person by the window can get up without having to crawl over the person in the aisle, which I think each would consider a benefit.
