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Old Aug 13, 2013, 8:03 pm
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Seat maps for the A330-200, A330-300, and A340-600
(update 15 Dec 2019)

Notes (applicable to all three aircraft types):
Business Plus cabins: window seats are even numbered; honeymoon pairs are odd numbered;
The row numbering sequence avoids the use of number 13


Aircraft movements
A330-200
EC-MIL(click for flight history)
EC-MJA(click for flight history)
EC-MJT(click for flight history)
EC-MKI (click for flight history)
EC-MKJ (click for flight history)
EC-MLB (click for flight history)
EC-MLP(click for flight history)

A330-300
MSN 1377, 17 Jan 2013: EC-LUB
MSN 1385, 11 Feb 2013: EC-LUK
MSN 1405, 4 Apr 2013: EC-LUX
MSN 1426, 13 Jun 2013: EC-LXK
MSN 1437, 17 Jul 2013: EC-LYF
MSN 1490, 24 Jan 2014: EC-LZJ
MSN 1507, 17 Mar 2014 : EC-LZX
MSN 1515, 22 April 2014 : EC-MAA

A340-600
MSN 1079: EC-LEV(click for flight history)
MSN 0960: EC-LEU (click for flight history)
MSN 0341: EC-INO (click for flight history)
MSN 1122: EC-LFS (click for flight history)
MSN 0440: EC-IOB (click for flight history)
MSN 0720: EC-JLE (click for flight history)
MSN 0460: EC-IQR (click for flight history)
MSN 0744: EC-JPU (click for flight history)
MSN 0993: EC-LCZ (click for flight history)
MSN 0661: EC-IZX (click for flight history)
MSN 0606: EC-JBA (click for flight history)
MSN 0604: EC-IZY (click for flight history)
MSN 0616: EC-JCY (click for flight history)
MSN 0619: EC-JCZ (click for flight history)
MSN 0672: EC-JFX(click for flight history)
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Old Jan 11, 2016, 10:11 am
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Originally Posted by travelerp
Have an upcoming flight MAD-LAX on the A330-200. J is wide open, have been assigned 5 E&G, but worry about noise behind. Any seating advice?
I doubt you'll get anything here. The aircraft is only a few weeks old.
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Old Jan 22, 2016, 4:44 pm
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Originally Posted by MotownMan
Updating this in case someone else experiences the same issue. Original seat map shown on Iberia for biz MAD-ORD was an odd 2-2-2 with 4 rows. The scheduled changed and Iberia promoted me to choose my seats again. The seat map updated to the new layout.
Motown, just noticed that your flight has now been changed to a 333. That's one cabin if 7 rows and then a mini0cabin of two rows (all 1-2-1).
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Old Jan 22, 2016, 5:12 pm
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Originally Posted by LupineChemist
I doubt you'll get anything here. The aircraft is only a few weeks old.
I'm curious to know what is in the space where 5J might have been in the 330-200. Apologies if this has been asked before.
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Old Jan 23, 2016, 7:14 am
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Originally Posted by postular
I'm curious to know what is in the space where 5J might have been in the 330-200. Apologies if this has been asked before.
From the seat map it looks like a closet.
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Old Jan 23, 2016, 7:25 pm
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Originally Posted by Yllanes
From the seat map it looks like a closet.
Thanks. That makes sense and it is something I would want to avoid.
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Old Jan 24, 2016, 2:34 pm
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Originally Posted by postular
I'm curious to know what is in the space where 5J might have been in the 330-200. Apologies if this has been asked before.
I would guess Captain rest seat.
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Old Jan 24, 2016, 5:29 pm
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It really just looks like a toilet or storage space:
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Old Jan 26, 2016, 1:38 pm
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I've tried scrolling through this but can't find an answer to my question.

On an A330-300 we can choose between 1E/G or 3E/G (the honeymoon seats in the middle).

I like the idea of being in the front row and having a boarding card with row 1, but is there any disadvantage to this compared to row 3 (like less overhead storage, or noise from the galley etc)?

Thanks!
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Old Jan 27, 2016, 11:47 am
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Flying RT in September in Business. From the pictures, it seems that the middle seats where the seats are actually close to each other are VERY close to each other. And the ones with consoles between us seem to have no privacy from the aisle.

My decision was that my wife and I will seat in the right window seats - rows 3 and 5 to have the console on the aisle and the seat by the window but that would only be for the outbound when I want room to sleep. On the return, I took the center seats sitting next to each other.

Questions:
1. Good reasoning? Still plenty of time to change
2. Are those center seats I mentioned that close to each other? Is there a decent armrest between them so we won't be fighting over it?

Thanks!
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Old Jan 27, 2016, 2:59 pm
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These photos (randomly found online) should give you a clear picture of the honeymoon seats.
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Old Jan 28, 2016, 5:01 am
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Originally Posted by stevens397
Flying RT in September in Business. From the pictures, it seems that the middle seats where the seats are actually close to each other are VERY close to each other. And the ones with consoles between us seem to have no privacy from the aisle.

My decision was that my wife and I will seat in the right window seats - rows 3 and 5 to have the console on the aisle and the seat by the window but that would only be for the outbound when I want room to sleep. On the return, I took the center seats sitting next to each other.

Questions:
1. Good reasoning? Still plenty of time to change
2. Are those center seats I mentioned that close to each other? Is there a decent armrest between them so we won't be fighting over it?

Thanks!
As you can see in the photos, not only does each seat have its own individual armrest, but also there is a moveable partition between the seats which you can raise if one of you wants to sleep and the other wants to read or watch movies. I think these center honeymoon seats are ideal for a couple as well as being protected from the aisle.
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Old Jan 28, 2016, 5:08 am
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Originally Posted by Yllanes
These photos (randomly found online) should give you a clear picture of the honeymoon seats.
Is there any advantage / disadvantage to 3E/G over 1E/G ? Or are they both identical?
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Old Jan 28, 2016, 5:32 am
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Originally Posted by HarryKUK
Is there any advantage / disadvantage to 3E/G over 1E/G ? Or are they both identical?
I saw your question the other day, but I didn't reply because I have never flown in row 1 myself. I don't think there is any difference. Also, if the problem is noise from the galley I'm the worst person to notice, since I don't sleep much on planes and don't mind. Certainly the overhead storage is plenty in any row.
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Old Jan 28, 2016, 7:26 am
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Originally Posted by Yllanes
These photos (randomly found online) should give you a clear picture of the honeymoon seats.
Many thanks - thanks for the quick response!
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Old Jan 28, 2016, 4:01 pm
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Originally Posted by Yllanes
I saw your question the other day, but I didn't reply because I have never flown in row 1 myself. I don't think there is any difference. Also, if the problem is noise from the galley I'm the worst person to notice, since I don't sleep much on planes and don't mind. Certainly the overhead storage is plenty in any row.
Thanks for the reply. We opted for 1E/G - will report back tomorrow! Not bothered about sleep as it's only on a short flight, using a long haul aircraft. It was more to experience the J cabin at its best.
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