A380 business window seat.
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Central Otago - NZ
Programs: EK Silver, CX Gold, SQ Silver, EY Gold
Posts: 55
A380 business window seat.
Hi,
I am booked onto AUH to SYD,seat 14A. Will I spend 14 hours face to face with my neighbour or are your neighbours obscured from view?
Thanks
I am booked onto AUH to SYD,seat 14A. Will I spend 14 hours face to face with my neighbour or are your neighbours obscured from view?
Thanks
#5
Original Poster
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Central Otago - NZ
Programs: EK Silver, CX Gold, SQ Silver, EY Gold
Posts: 55
I'm looking forward to experiencing another airline, as good as Cathay Pacific and Singapore airlines are the transit times have become a real drain.
Thanks again for the feedback ^
Thanks again for the feedback ^
#6
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Gdynia, Poland
Posts: 628
Hello,
I'll fly in November for the 1st time in EY C class on A380. I've just reserved window seat 10k. Is this the right choice? Isn't it to close (from the "noise" point of view) to open space with lobby located between C and F class?
If there's better seat for solo traveller, I'll be grateful for your suggestions :-)
I'll fly in November for the 1st time in EY C class on A380. I've just reserved window seat 10k. Is this the right choice? Isn't it to close (from the "noise" point of view) to open space with lobby located between C and F class?
If there's better seat for solo traveller, I'll be grateful for your suggestions :-)
#7
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Oxfordshire, UK
Programs: BAEC Silver, IHG & Accor Plat...
Posts: 734
Hello,
I'll fly in November for the 1st time in EY C class on A380. I've just reserved window seat 10k. Is this the right choice? Isn't it to close (from the "noise" point of view) to open space with lobby located between C and F class?
If there's better seat for solo traveller, I'll be grateful for your suggestions :-)
I'll fly in November for the 1st time in EY C class on A380. I've just reserved window seat 10k. Is this the right choice? Isn't it to close (from the "noise" point of view) to open space with lobby located between C and F class?
If there's better seat for solo traveller, I'll be grateful for your suggestions :-)
#9
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE
Programs: EY Plat, Accor Plat
Posts: 423
if seated in the isle you're able to move a privacy shield forward a bit more to block out the neighbour views.
#10
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Gdynia, Poland
Posts: 628
Does this "squeezing" problem refer only to window seats or to all seats in C? I'm almost 1.9 m tall, so it's important for me too.
I've found a review at seatguru (as far as I remember) that 8A has more room for feet. This one however is next to the lobby area and I'm afraid that there could be too much noise coming from there. Has anyone of you used 8A?
I've found a review at seatguru (as far as I remember) that 8A has more room for feet. This one however is next to the lobby area and I'm afraid that there could be too much noise coming from there. Has anyone of you used 8A?
#11
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE
Programs: EY Plat, Accor Plat
Posts: 423
Does this "squeezing" problem refer only to window seats or to all seats in C? I'm almost 1.9 m tall, so it's important for me too.
I've found a review at seatguru (as far as I remember) that 8A has more room for feet. This one however is next to the lobby area and I'm afraid that there could be too much noise coming from there. Has anyone of you used 8A?
I've found a review at seatguru (as far as I remember) that 8A has more room for feet. This one however is next to the lobby area and I'm afraid that there could be too much noise coming from there. Has anyone of you used 8A?