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edgewood49 Dec 21, 2015 10:00 am


Originally Posted by m3red (Post 25897067)
Shame. You'll have to ask for a refund of Alaska air miles. :rolleyes:

I am quite sure there are many more people that fly more than my average 125K a year and I understand not every flight is perfect nor do I treat my FF miles as entitlement far from it. My comment was only in response to another post asking best seats and not sure if everyone reads the seating charts and EK does a good job of reflecting where the seats are that accept baby seats. And I now know.

For the record NOT ALL my flights are AS miles. just saying and I never said that flight was on AS miles, did I !

Happy Holidays

m3red Dec 21, 2015 10:29 am


Originally Posted by edgewood49 (Post 25897244)
I am quite sure there are many more people that fly more than my average 125K a year and I understand not every flight is perfect nor do I treat my FF miles as entitlement far from it. My comment was only in response to another post asking best seats and not sure if everyone reads the seating charts and EK does a good job of reflecting where the seats are that accept baby seats. And I now know.

For the record NOT ALL my flights are AS miles. just saying and I never said that flight was on AS miles, did I !

Happy Holidays

No but I'm guessing I'm right.

Anyway I'm sure row 2 has a bassinet. Will check on wed.

Oh and if you don't want to risk kids either fly private or pay for the whole cabin.

edgewood49 Dec 21, 2015 11:52 am


Originally Posted by m3red (Post 25897394)
No but I'm guessing I'm right.

Anyway I'm sure row 2 has a bassinet. Will check on wed.

Oh and if you don't want to risk kids either fly private or pay for the whole cabin.

conversation deteriorating and again with all due respects I was simply responding to another post voicing my opinion, which in this country as a citizen is a right we enjoy.

And for the record 50% was paid !

Of note I have been a very vocal supporter of EK et al in the issue of "open skies" they provide an excellent product at a reasonable price point, with or without kids ! While I am a US citizen it's hard for me to support my carriers when they simply provide a less than acceptable product, and sadly in this country it's all about profit, not that I run my company as a non profit I do provide a service to my customers whom have been with me for years.

So, let's move on from the babies agreed ?

kuroko Dec 21, 2015 11:56 am


Originally Posted by edgewood49 (Post 25897764)
conversation deteriorating and again with all due respects I was simply responding to another post voicing my opinion, which in this country as a citizen is a right we enjoy.

And for the record 50% was paid !

dont worry, AS redemption is like a red flag for m3red :D

edgewood49 Dec 21, 2015 12:31 pm


Originally Posted by kuroko (Post 25897780)
dont worry, AS redemption is like a red flag for m3red :D

NP All of my flying is F so I am not a cheap trick !!

Happy Holidays to all.

Duke787 Jan 8, 2016 11:07 am

Booked on this flight in March and just realized upon looking on the EK site to select seats that the F configuration is 2-2-2. Didn't realize that was possible on EK.

I assume that isn't a placeholder error and if I want suites on the flight I'll have to change to a different DXB - SIN flight?

I presume there is also a huge difference in quality between the 777 F suites and the 777 F sleeperettes or whatever they are called?

DYKWIA Jan 8, 2016 11:19 am


Originally Posted by Duke787 (Post 25985182)
I assume that isn't a placeholder error and if I want suites on the flight I'll have to change to a different DXB - SIN flight?

Correct, it looks like they are running an older 777-300 rather than the 777-300ER. It could change closer to the date, but don't bank on it.

Duke787 Jan 8, 2016 11:35 am


Originally Posted by DYKWIA (Post 25985269)
Correct, it looks like they are running an older 777-300 rather than the 777-300ER. It could change closer to the date, but don't bank on it.

Hmm okay. How is it for sleep? We'll be doing IAH - DXB - SIN with a 2 hour layover.

Assuming we are still exhausted at that point (which is a fair assumption) I guess it would be fine as long as it's comfortable enough for the sleep since it is a redeye though disappointing not to get 777 suites.

I also assume no one here would recommend changing to a 7.5 hour layover just to get on the A380 that leaves at 315am.

eternaltransit Jan 8, 2016 11:42 am


Originally Posted by Duke787 (Post 25985366)
Hmm okay. How is it for sleep? We'll be doing IAH - DXB - SIN with a 2 hour layover.

Assuming we are still exhausted at that point (which is a fair assumption) I guess it would be fine as long as it's comfortable enough for the sleep since it is a redeye though disappointing not to get 777 suites.

I also assume no one here would recommend changing to a 7.5 hour layover just to get on the A380 that leaves at 315am.

I think you would find there would be quite a lot of people who would recommend that change, because they like long layovers to spend in the DXB F lounges :D

The 2-2-2 F seats are like glorified 777 J seats, just bigger and flatter. Adequate for sleeping on. I think it depends on your schedule and how much you value being at the destination on your original schedule over the hard product.

Duke787 Jan 8, 2016 5:33 pm


Originally Posted by eternaltransit (Post 25985411)
I think you would find there would be quite a lot of people who would recommend that change, because they like long layovers to spend in the DXB F lounges :D

The 2-2-2 F seats are like glorified 777 J seats, just bigger and flatter. Adequate for sleeping on. I think it depends on your schedule and how much you value being at the destination on your original schedule over the hard product.

Haha fair about the layover but not sure I can convince the GF to do a 7.5 hour layover.

My hope is that since it's a redeye and we'll be coming off the IAHDXB flight we'll be exhausted in which case as long as the hard product is decent we should be fine.

Plus 352 does at least serve caviar and 354 doesn't so that's the silver lining.

Unfortunately the ex-US flights just don't time well for any other SIN flight without a significantly longer layover.

Maybe it'll change but if not all good. Any seat recommendations? Based on pictures looks like light from the forward galley would be a big problem on a redeye so row 2 center is probably the best to maintain aisle access and reduce light?

eternaltransit Jan 8, 2016 5:46 pm


Originally Posted by Duke787 (Post 25987248)
Haha fair about the layover but not sure I can convince the GF to do a 7.5 hour layover.

My hope is that since it's a redeye and we'll be coming off the IAHDXB flight we'll be exhausted in which case as long as the hard product is decent we should be fine.

Plus 352 does at least serve caviar and 354 doesn't so that's the silver lining.

Unfortunately the ex-US flights just don't time well for any other SIN flight without a significantly longer layover.

Maybe it'll change but if not all good. Any seat recommendations? Based on pictures looks like light from the forward galley would be a big problem on a redeye so row 2 center is probably the best to maintain aisle access and reduce light?

I prefer to be further forward so as not to be disturbed by the J cabin and use eyeshades (available on request) and earplugs to sleep, but no solid preference for any seat on the 2-2-2 F config.

hutchla Jan 12, 2016 2:22 pm

Emirates Economy seating A380
 
Hi,
We have booked to fly LGW to DXB with Emirates, this will be the first time we have flown economy on the 380 and looking at the seat map from my booking it is showing row 66 J & K as just 2 seats, but seatguru, expert flyer etc. are showing 3, has anyone had experience of these seats and can you advise as it is just the 2 of us it would be nice not to have to be first in line at check in for exit row seats. Many thanks

adela77 Jan 16, 2016 8:20 pm

Seat choice in first class A380 for couple?
 
I got hit by luck today, and managed to grab two seats LAX-DUBAI-SINGAPORE, with a two day layover in Dubai, both legs A380 first class mileage awards. Still jumping around with joy.

Which seats would be best for couple traveling together? The suites seem very private and closed off almost, does it matter which ones I pick so we can communicate during the flight? Any advice would be appreciated, thank you.

batmandds Jan 16, 2016 8:27 pm

We took the middle seats in the second row for JFK-DXB. No problem communicating in the middle seats. Most of the flights don't go out full in F so you can move to a window seat when there's something to see. The best "communicating" for a couple is done in the shower ;)

adela77 Jan 16, 2016 8:33 pm

Great tips - will make sure to comply :p Thanks!


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