747 V3 Seat Guru
Dec 23, 2018, 3:11 pm
#1
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747 V3 Seat Guru
Whilst generally not using seat guru, I just happened to come across this and noticed the different F layout and CW seats (with clear gap showing the direct aisle access we expect to see at some point). I may well have missed some release of information, which I can't find, but is this just a best guess from someone at seat guru?
Thanks
Jamie
Thanks
Jamie
Dec 23, 2018, 3:19 pm
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http://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Bri..._747-400_D.php
I can't seem to upload the images, so here's the link
I can't seem to upload the images, so here's the link
Dec 23, 2018, 3:25 pm
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Unless I am missing something, it all looks the same as the current HiJ 747. Only difference seems to be in the presentation that seatguru is using.
Version 2 is outdated as has 70J seats and this is no longer used by BA.
Version 2 is outdated as has 70J seats and this is no longer used by BA.
Dec 23, 2018, 3:26 pm
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Hi,
I think that is just the Super Hi J ( 86 CW seats) as the seat plans have not been released yet.
Also I do not think there are any more 72 seat CW 747s in the fleet.
I think the advice here is not to rely on seat guru by itself ( error prone perhaps)
Regards
TBS
I think that is just the Super Hi J ( 86 CW seats) as the seat plans have not been released yet.
Also I do not think there are any more 72 seat CW 747s in the fleet.
I think the advice here is not to rely on seat guru by itself ( error prone perhaps)
Regards
TBS
Dec 23, 2018, 3:27 pm
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No, it's the SuperJ 747 in a super unhelpful format. You will note this website is proudly waving a V2 type which has long since departed the skies. seatguru is a very poor guide to BA and most non USA airlines, it's an advertising sink site which is poorly maintained. You best use thebasource.com, in this case
British Airways B747-400 14F/86J/30W/145Y Seat Map
British Airways B747-400 14F/86J/30W/145Y Seat Map
Dec 24, 2018, 9:40 am
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Whilst generally not using seat guru, I just happened to come across this and noticed the different F layout and CW seats (with clear gap showing the direct aisle access we expect to see at some point). I may well have missed some release of information, which I can't find, but is this just a best guess from someone at seat guru?
Thanks
Jamie
Thanks
Jamie