Seat Guru BC Seat Incorrect on new 359?
Nov 8, 2018, 1:45 pm
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Seat Guru BC Seat Incorrect on new 359?
This is my second post so I cannot put a link to Seat Guru. However, if you look up the Iberia 350-900 on Seat Guru you will see it.
I originally booked AA award MileSAAver business class award and was put on Iberia 340-600 (ORD - MAD). AA was able to assign me to seat 3L. Last week, Iberia changed the plane to the new 350-900. Pleasantly surprised, I checked on SeatGuru and my seat assignment (3L) does not exist. I called AA and the nice agent told me that Seat Guru is mistaken- 3L does exist on the new 350-900. I have no reason to doubt the agent but wondered if anyone else noticed this? How often is Seat Guru incorrect?
I originally booked AA award MileSAAver business class award and was put on Iberia 340-600 (ORD - MAD). AA was able to assign me to seat 3L. Last week, Iberia changed the plane to the new 350-900. Pleasantly surprised, I checked on SeatGuru and my seat assignment (3L) does not exist. I called AA and the nice agent told me that Seat Guru is mistaken- 3L does exist on the new 350-900. I have no reason to doubt the agent but wondered if anyone else noticed this? How often is Seat Guru incorrect?
Nov 8, 2018, 2:30 pm
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Nov 9, 2018, 2:01 am
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Often.
Even then, SG sometimes shows various configurations for a specific airline / aircraft combination, which may well be true but doesn't really help you figure out which configuration you'll end up getting.
I suppose it's useful if you are curious, but you cannot rely on anything SG shows.
Even then, SG sometimes shows various configurations for a specific airline / aircraft combination, which may well be true but doesn't really help you figure out which configuration you'll end up getting.
I suppose it's useful if you are curious, but you cannot rely on anything SG shows.
