767-300 / 763 [opinions and general discussion]
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767-300 / 763 [opinions and general discussion]
merge this if necessary. I’m in coach for the first time in a decade with my whole family in tow PHL-LIS and this plane is a total dump. Like air North Korea. I can’t imagine Delta or even Frontier having such a pos in their fleet. Not to mention we had to take train to philly to avoid connecting in lhr.
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merge this if necessary. I’m in coach for the first time in a decade with my whole family in tow PHL-LIS and this plane is a total dump. Like air North Korea. I can’t imagine Delta or even Frontier having such a pos in their fleet. Not to mention we had to take train to philly to avoid connecting in lhr.
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Yeah... based on reviews here and on www.thepointguy.com, I've avoided this aircraft and when it's a "must" I've selected being up front. And it's been my luck that when it was sub'd in for the A332 on the to/from SFO/PHL routes, I've been up front as well.
I'm booked on it next Monday/Saturday for the SFO/MIA routes. Sitting up front on both legs and hoping that it's not sub'd for anything other than a A332
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I'm booked on it next Monday/Saturday for the SFO/MIA routes. Sitting up front on both legs and hoping that it's not sub'd for anything other than a A332
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I agree. I'm hardly a connoisseur of birds like this, but I flew the 767 a few weeks ago subbing for the A332 PHL-LAS, and was extremely disappointed. No wifi, no IFE except the one channel for the whole cabin.
Just to add insult to injury, I forgot my laptop charger and couldn't even use my laptop without wifi, but that was my own fault.
Just to add insult to injury, I forgot my laptop charger and couldn't even use my laptop without wifi, but that was my own fault.
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I hope AA keeps the 763s as long as possible, because they will be replaced with cramped in economy 787s.
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The 767-300 is the most comfortable aircraft in the fleet in Y.
Very small chance of a middle seat, good legroom, comfy seats.
I made do with no AVOD for … 30 years or so... no reason I can't now in exchange for a comfier ride.
Very small chance of a middle seat, good legroom, comfy seats.
I made do with no AVOD for … 30 years or so... no reason I can't now in exchange for a comfier ride.
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Somehow people used to ..... less, about small issues.
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It helps if you plan ahead. Wife and I went to Hawaii earlier this year (before the bad volcano eruption) on 767s. Picked out best economy plus seats with Seat Guru (Row 22) which had old em-power, but I prepared and got a cheap inverter on Amazon, so we had power for the flight.
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