Seating Queries: World Traveller
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28 BC and 28 HJ, the front 2 pairs of exit seats are taken.
29 A and 29 K, again both exit seats, are free at the moment. It's still a very long way off but fingers crossed they may be available to purchase nearer the time and reading the BA Dashboard it is between 14 and 4 days out.
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So, in the end we moved ourselves to bulkhead seats at T-72. And when we checked in we found that we'd been op-upped to a bulkhead in WTP
We had a walk back into WT during the flight and our bulkhead seats hadn't been required for a baby - it was just a very, very full flight (despite the empty seatmap earlier on in the week). So crowded I couldn't even check out the positioning of the IFE boxes for you
We had a walk back into WT during the flight and our bulkhead seats hadn't been required for a baby - it was just a very, very full flight (despite the empty seatmap earlier on in the week). So crowded I couldn't even check out the positioning of the IFE boxes for you
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744: Row 40 WT
Hi there,
since there is no 747 seating guide and the World Traveller seating queries thread is closed I thought I'd ask here:
Is row 40B/C a good choice for the 747? We have the 145Y configuration and this looks like the only seat that has additional leg room.
since there is no 747 seating guide and the World Traveller seating queries thread is closed I thought I'd ask here:
Is row 40B/C a good choice for the 747? We have the 145Y configuration and this looks like the only seat that has additional leg room.
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See this video @ 3:12 and 19:13 for row 40 space and legroom although 40C does offer putting your legs out at an angle as the bulkhead stops a little short parallel with the seat. Therefore this allows you to stretch out at a very slight angle although your feet would be in the aisle just a little.
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Hi
Could someone advise whether its worth grabbing 39 J & K on a super high J 747. (BA112). Currently in 41 J & K. I know there are toilets on this side of the craft. But are they located towards the WTP cabin or cover the whole space between WT & WTP cabins. Therefore seats 39 H J K are an audience to the toilet brigade? Whats the exact layout on that side?
(Unfortunately 40 A & B are taken.)
Thanks.
Could someone advise whether its worth grabbing 39 J & K on a super high J 747. (BA112). Currently in 41 J & K. I know there are toilets on this side of the craft. But are they located towards the WTP cabin or cover the whole space between WT & WTP cabins. Therefore seats 39 H J K are an audience to the toilet brigade? Whats the exact layout on that side?
(Unfortunately 40 A & B are taken.)
Thanks.
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This should provide a clearer picture of how the cabin is laid out: http://thebasource.com/seatmaps/744/14f86j30w145y.html
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