Seating guide: Boeing 777
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#46
Join Date: Mar 2015
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Non upgraded 4 Class 772's will be converted to 3 Class during the next round of upgrades.
But I guess you mean are 4 Class LHR running upgraded cabin?
All 3 777-200's (4 Class) have new cabins
15 GE powered 777-200ER's (4 Class) have new cabins
9 RR powered 777-200ER (4 Class) do not.
And 7 GE powered 777-200ER's (4 Class) do not, but they are LGW based.
But I guess you mean are 4 Class LHR running upgraded cabin?
All 3 777-200's (4 Class) have new cabins
15 GE powered 777-200ER's (4 Class) have new cabins
9 RR powered 777-200ER (4 Class) do not.
And 7 GE powered 777-200ER's (4 Class) do not, but they are LGW based.
#47
Join Date: Feb 2005
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For a couple on a 777 (most likely to be a 777-200 with the toilets in the front): Would 1EF be better (maybe noise from the toilets) or 4EF (galley noise)? 2EF are already taken.
#50
Join Date: Feb 2002
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What is the reason for the 77F config? I've flown it 3-4 times in F recently and I'm always perplexed by the huge empty space behind 2K ... surely there's space for an additional F seat there? It strikes me as an extraordinarily poor use of space to have almost 30 sq ft of dead space on a 777...
#51
Join Date: Jul 2016
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Moscow - London 9th December
I have booked on this flight from Moscow to London on 9th December (BA0232) in World Traveller. Is it possible to know if this would be a refurbished plane with the larger screens on would this be an older style plane.
Also on the outbound flight, I'm booked on an A321 to Moscow. Does anyone know how the entertainment/seat compares to the 777 service on this route?
thanks
Also on the outbound flight, I'm booked on an A321 to Moscow. Does anyone know how the entertainment/seat compares to the 777 service on this route?
thanks
#52
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There is a space behind and a compartment with crew rest bunks behind that. It used to be 13F with OF seats, but with NF seats it is 12F as they are slightly bigger seats.
See also: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/25739403-post555.html
See also: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/25739403-post555.html
#53
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: UK
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I have booked on this flight from Moscow to London on 9th December (BA0232) in World Traveller. Is it possible to know if this would be a refurbished plane with the larger screens on would this be an older style plane.
Also on the outbound flight, I'm booked on an A321 to Moscow. Does anyone know how the entertainment/seat compares to the 777 service on this route?
thanks
Also on the outbound flight, I'm booked on an A321 to Moscow. Does anyone know how the entertainment/seat compares to the 777 service on this route?
thanks
#54

Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Singapore
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Flying LHR-SIN on the BA15 in WTP. 23 J+K.
22 A+B are available too. Is that better?
It is behind a door, could be cold or maybe no window at A?
But then there seems to be a lot of legroom.
Globalist
22 A+B are available too. Is that better?
It is behind a door, could be cold or maybe no window at A?
But then there seems to be a lot of legroom.
Globalist
#55
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: NYC
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Wife and I flying home from our honeymoon 7/13 LGW-JFK BA 2273 in CW on 77A, and I have no idea what seats to choose for us both. It looks like the middle two seats are all taken, or not both open. What do you all recommend we choose? Plenty of dual window/aisle seats open in both cabin sections, though my preference (sheepishly) is to always turn left after boarding. We've defaulted into 2J/K, but I'm wondering if 4J/K would be better? Thanks for the insight!
Usually fly J on AA B777 or A330, so I'm not used to these cramped quarters....
Usually fly J on AA B777 or A330, so I'm not used to these cramped quarters....
#56
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On the 77W, those exit row seats (22AB and 22JK) seem to be in high demand. No window, and it can be cold by the door (which has been mentioned to me by more than one crew member - so it must be a well-known thing). I found that the window seat can seem a little claustrophobic if there's someone in the aisle seat, but this is actually all psychological because of the shape of the cabin sidewall and the door.
#57
Join Date: Oct 2015
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What are they running to EZE these days? Flying J but need to get off the plane sharp to make it across good airs to meet a very very tight schedule.
Seat 5B 10B??
Seat 5B 10B??
#59
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Don't worry, the randomness of EZE will more than even out any seating queries. The IFE is miserable though... CIHY has given you the right seats to go for
#60
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Is it one of the older IFE systems? tbh On a night flight like that it doesn't bother me too much. Have my iPad and earphone to drown out the noise.