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Old Mar 19, 2018, 10:45 pm
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75S legroom in Ciach
Flying a 75S JFK to LAS. Seatguru says pitch is 31-33 . How do I know which are the 33? I currently have 35 E and F which apparently have more legroom, but I'm concerned with immovable arm rests with tray tables and distance to AVOD. I'm fine with 33 inches but 31 is tight I'm not fat., but am a big guy. Thanks
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Old Mar 20, 2018, 1:05 pm
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35 DEF have way more legroom than anything else in Main Cabin. The seats are a bit more narrow, so it's a trade off. They are also right by the 2 mid-cabin lavs.
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Old Mar 20, 2018, 4:44 pm
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Originally Posted by yankees368
35 DEF have way more legroom than anything else in Main Cabin. The seats are a bit more narrow, so it's a trade off. They are also right by the 2 mid-cabin lavs.
"The seats are a bit narrow", I actually find that a plus.

The distance between pax is the same. For me, I am happy the fatter armrest helps to keep other pax from incroaching.

Of course this preference likely depends on the person. My issue in small seats is my arms have nowhere to go. Somebody who has more issue with hiproom might well agree with your comment.
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Old Mar 21, 2018, 1:30 pm
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Thanks for the replies. My wife generally likes to fold up the armrest between us which is impossible in 35EF. But the extra legroom is a good tradeoff But if there are other 33 pitch seats, that's not so bad.
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