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floridastorm Mar 8, 2015 2:19 pm

Version of the B777-300ER
 
We're booked economy class on Emirates flight EK238 out of Boston for Dubai. It's a B777-300ER. Does anyone know what version this aircraft is? Is it a 2 class configuration (economy and business) or is it a 3 class configuration (economy, business, first)? On SeatGuru it states that the 2 class has 34 inch seat pitch in economy while the 3 class has 32 inch pitch in economy. A big difference for a 12 hour flight. :confused:

RichL Mar 8, 2015 3:19 pm

238 is a 3 class flight.

HB7 Mar 9, 2015 8:56 am

Version of the B777-300ER
 
Most (if not all) Emirates 777-300ER long haul flights are 3-class aircraft

Ahmed777 Mar 9, 2015 1:58 pm


Originally Posted by HB7 (Post 24478515)
Most (if not all) Emirates 777-300ER long haul flights are 3-class aircraft

Not necessarily. EK776 is almost always 2 class. Also EK15 to LGW varies between 2 and 3 class regularly.

whimike Mar 9, 2015 4:00 pm


Originally Posted by Ahmed777 (Post 24480307)
Not necessarily. EK776 is almost always 2 class. Also EK15 to LGW varies between 2 and 3 class regularly.

Well, he did say "most", which is accurate. And I think all ultra-long-haul are 3-class, and all US flights are ULH.

johhn14 Mar 9, 2015 4:36 pm

3 class. Almost always with the older style widescreen ice. The new birds don't seem to fly this route.

ZRHMD11 Mar 10, 2015 12:43 am


Originally Posted by johhn14 (Post 24481129)
3 class. Almost always with the older style widescreen ice. The new birds don't seem to fly this route.

There`s a good reason for this.

ULR flights like BOS, SEA, IAD, GRU or ADL requires a 777/300ER with a crew rest area.

Those are the birds with Y304; the ones without crew rest area have Y310.

All 777/300ER (with 3 classes) delivered since December 2011 have Y310.

extramileage Mar 10, 2015 11:22 am


Originally Posted by ZRHMD11 (Post 24482941)
There`s a good reason for this.

ULR flights like BOS, SEA, IAD, GRU or ADL requires a 777/300ER with a crew rest area.

Those are the birds with Y304; the ones without crew rest area have Y310.

All 777/300ER (with 3 classes) delivered since December 2011 have Y310.

^ Good info.

This also is consistent with the trend of EK deploying their A380s to those North American routes as capacity justifies it rather than getting more/newer 77Ws with crew rest.

So older ICE Widescreen models for the time being...

ZRHMD11 Mar 10, 2015 11:59 am


Originally Posted by whimike (Post 24480943)
Well, he did say "most", which is accurate. And I think all ultra-long-haul are 3-class, and all US flights are ULH.

Hi Whimike!

Just a small correction here: "all US flight are ULH"

The flight DXB-MXP-JFK is not a ULH flight, because there`s a crew change in
MXP.

Most of the times; this flight is operated by a 777/300ER without the crew rest area.


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