Good/Bad Seats in Premium Select - 767-400
Mar 7, 2024, 11:42 am
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Good/Bad Seats in Premium Select - 767-400
Does anyone have recommendations about good/bad seats in Premium Select on the 767-400? We are a family of three, so we'll likely do 2 in the middle and then one on an aisle so we all have aisle seats.
I saw somewhere that Row 22 C and D have boxes under the seats in front. Are they very bad/annoying?
If we're in last row in center, is it nice to recline and have no one behind you?
I saw somewhere that Row 22 C and D have boxes under the seats in front. Are they very bad/annoying?
If we're in last row in center, is it nice to recline and have no one behind you?
Mar 7, 2024, 11:55 am
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My reccommendation is front bulkhead > all. Your ability to move your legs around to stretch or get comfortable far outweighs that. As 3 you could also consider the 2 sides plus 1 middle as in the bulkhead you can easily step over the other persons legs and its way nicer when it's family. Behind the front frow theyr'e all about the same and I agree, having 3 with aisle access is nice.
[edited to correct a mistake about TV location]
[edited to correct a mistake about TV location]
Last edited by spin2nd; Mar 7, 2024 at 12:24 pm
Mar 7, 2024, 12:11 pm
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My reccommendation is front bulkhead > all. Your tv is in the armrest but your ability to move your legs around to stretch or get comfortable far outweighs that. As 3 you could also consider the 2 sides plus 1 middle as in the bulkhead you can easily step over the other persons legs and its way nicer when it's family. Behind the front frow theyr'e all about the same and I agree, having 3 with aisle access is nice.
Mar 7, 2024, 12:21 pm
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Yep - put whomever likes strangers the most in E. F should still be able to step over their legs while sleeping without too much fuss unless they're really short, out of shape, or uncoordinated. FWIW I'm over 6' so legroom is very important to me and shapes my opinions. Also, edited my post above, I'd forgotten that 764 TVs are on the wall.
Mar 7, 2024, 1:46 pm
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Yep - put whomever likes strangers the most in E. F should still be able to step over their legs while sleeping without too much fuss unless they're really short, out of shape, or uncoordinated. FWIW I'm over 6' so legroom is very important to me and shapes my opinions. Also, edited my post above, I'd forgotten that 764 TVs are on the wall.
I really appreciate all the insight!