ANA 763 J or TG J? BKK-TYO
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ANA 763 J or TG J? BKK-TYO
I am looking to book a BKK-TYO flight. It looks like the ANA seats are pretty lousy on the 763, especially for a 6+ hour flight. Would you choose the ANA cradle seats or take your chances with whatever Royal Silk product TG chooses to "TG" you with on that day?
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The NH 767 seats are fine for a day flight, IMO, but if you're overnighting the TG 777 red-eye to NRT is slightly better (though I'm not a fan of slanted lie-flat seats). Not sure about the BKK-NRT TG A320 flight, though.
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If you could get either the 77W fully-flat or 77E/744 slanted-flat bed seats, then TG would be far preferable to the NH seat. Especially when you get a nice 30-minute massage before boarding the flight.
However, if there is any chance of getting the hideous 747 cradle seat on TG, then I believe the NH J seat is marginally more comfortable.
Personally, I would go for the TG option and take my chances.. After all, out of 4 possible aircraft/seat type combinations on TG, only one is inferior to NH.
However, if there is any chance of getting the hideous 747 cradle seat on TG, then I believe the NH J seat is marginally more comfortable.
Personally, I would go for the TG option and take my chances.. After all, out of 4 possible aircraft/seat type combinations on TG, only one is inferior to NH.
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If you could get either the 77W fully-flat or 77E/744 slanted-flat bed seats, then TG would be far preferable to the NH seat. Especially when you get a nice 30-minute massage before boarding the flight.
However, if there is any chance of getting the hideous 747 cradle seat on TG, then I believe the NH J seat is marginally more comfortable.
Personally, I would go for the TG option and take my chances.. After all, out of 4 possible aircraft/seat type combinations on TG, only one is inferior to NH.
However, if there is any chance of getting the hideous 747 cradle seat on TG, then I believe the NH J seat is marginally more comfortable.
Personally, I would go for the TG option and take my chances.. After all, out of 4 possible aircraft/seat type combinations on TG, only one is inferior to NH.
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Service and food so much better than TG ! Okay the seats aren't the best on NH but a shortish flight from NRT to HKG earlier this month just wow'd me!
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Plus, after a massage at the Royal Orchid Spa, you'll be drifting to the flight to NRT ready to close your eyes as soon as the seatbelt sign is turned off. I experienced this on a night flight ex-BKK before... and it was very good!
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sometimes ANA uses the newest 767 in NRT-BKK or HND-BKK
(because the aircraft change to BKK,Taipei Sungshan is no longer use the new ones,)
but I am interesting the TPE-NRT aircraft changes or not in W11
the A320(20C90Y) in Y is a nightmare,IFE is very poor.
(because the aircraft change to BKK,Taipei Sungshan is no longer use the new ones,)
but I am interesting the TPE-NRT aircraft changes or not in W11
the A320(20C90Y) in Y is a nightmare,IFE is very poor.
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I too would say TG would definitely be better than NH C; I would take my chances with TG and think the 744 in old config, whilst still possible, is less than likely.
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