A320 Row 6
#1
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A320 Row 6
Is Row 6 (premium) on the A320 as annoying as Seatguru makes it out to be? I prefer to be in the bulkhead, and would pick it on the 737s, but I can't tell if Row 6 on the A320 is a bit obtrusive into the aisle, has issues with the curtain etc. Flight in question is LAX-SEA-LAX
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#2
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Is Row 6 (premium) on the A320 as annoying as Seatguru makes it out to be? I prefer to be in the bulkhead, and would pick it on the 737s, but I can't tell if Row 6 on the A320 is a bit obtrusive into the aisle, has issues with the curtain etc. Flight in question is LAX-SEA-LAX
Thanks!
Thanks!
#3
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Preferable to row 7, in your opinion? Does it feel like last row of F can recline into you? And can you store things under the F seat in front? Thanks again!
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Is Row 6 (premium) on the A320 as annoying as Seatguru makes it out to be? I prefer to be in the bulkhead, and would pick it on the 737s, but I can't tell if Row 6 on the A320 is a bit obtrusive into the aisle, has issues with the curtain etc. Flight in question is LAX-SEA-LAX
Thanks!
Thanks!
#5
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I haven't found the recline to be an issue and I like the extra legroom of row 6. I can't swear to it, but I think row 6 has more pitch than any row of F. You can store items under the F seats as well. The only potential advantage I could see to row 7 would be the tablet holders that are integrated into the fold down tray tables (the tray tables come of the seats in row 6). It sounds like you are flying a round trip and since neither is a bad place to sit, I'd try row 6 on one leg and row 7 on the other so you can experience them both and know your preference for the future.
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I haven't found the recline to be an issue and I like the extra legroom of row 6. I can't swear to it, but I think row 6 has more pitch than any row of F. You can store items under the F seats as well. The only potential advantage I could see to row 7 would be the tablet holders that are integrated into the fold down tray tables (the tray tables come of the seats in row 6). It sounds like you are flying a round trip and since neither is a bad place to sit, I'd try row 6 on one leg and row 7 on the other so you can experience them both and know your preference for the future.
With Premium middles blocked, I prefer the rows behind 6 especially if I am traveling with my partner. You can flip up the arms (even on the isle

James
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I haven't found the recline to be an issue and I like the extra legroom of row 6. I can't swear to it, but I think row 6 has more pitch than any row of F. You can store items under the F seats as well. The only potential advantage I could see to row 7 would be the tablet holders that are integrated into the fold down tray tables (the tray tables come of the seats in row 6). It sounds like you are flying a round trip and since neither is a bad place to sit, I'd try row 6 on one leg and row 7 on the other so you can experience them both and know your preference for the future.
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#11
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This bears repeating.... I'm reasonlbly slim (38" waist) and the non-FC seats with the tray in the armrest are an abosulte killer. I feel like I'm in a clamp the entire flight. I'd rather sit in a non-reclining seat in front of the restroom than one of these. Of course, we're all different but just beware if your medium/large or greater.
#12
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Thanks for the input, everyone. I think we will do bulkhead and regular premium both on different flights. We're actually connecting LAX-SEA-ANC , and couldn't find a first reward the whole way, sadly, so premium it is!
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#14
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My partner and I don't like row 6 because of the non-retractable armrest.
This was already this way before COVID, when we would select Window+Middle or Middle+Aisle.
Now that the middle seat is blocked (Middle seats in the Premium cabin are oddly the only ones that are still being blocked on Alaska), even more so: having that middle seat empty in row 7 is a lot more comfortable for us (because of the retractable armrests) than having an empty middle seat between us on row 6.
This was already this way before COVID, when we would select Window+Middle or Middle+Aisle.
Now that the middle seat is blocked (Middle seats in the Premium cabin are oddly the only ones that are still being blocked on Alaska), even more so: having that middle seat empty in row 7 is a lot more comfortable for us (because of the retractable armrests) than having an empty middle seat between us on row 6.