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MichaelKade Nov 17, 2012 5:18 pm
Armrest in EC
 
Odd question I know but I was reading on another forum that in some of KLM's aircraft the armrest does not raise completely.

Is this true?

I will be in EC on a 747 and have the whole row to myself. The plane looks rather empty and I was hoping to be able to raise the armrests and stretch out...

Thanks in advance for your help! :-)

Zembla Nov 18, 2012 8:57 am
Originally Posted by MichaelKade (Post 19702597)
Odd question I know but I was reading on another forum that in some of KLM's aircraft the armrest does not raise completely.

Is this true?

I will be in EC on a 747 and have the whole row to myself. The plane looks rather empty and I was hoping to be able to raise the armrests and stretch out...

Thanks in advance for your help! :-)
The armrest will not raise in bulkhead rows.

KLflyerRalph Nov 18, 2012 9:04 am
And how do you know you'll have a whole row to yourself?

MichaelKade Nov 18, 2012 12:39 pm
Originally Posted by KLflyerRalph (Post 19705314)
And how do you know you'll have a whole row to yourself?
I don't but I'm hopeful and the flight is in a few days and EC looks pretty empty. Assuming seat map is accurate since one has to select EC upon purchasing it.

Grouchy Nov 19, 2012 1:13 am
Be aware that KLM will sometimes move elites (that are in economy) 'forward' when checking in at the airport or using the manifest

MichaelKade Nov 23, 2012 4:13 pm
I am on the plane now, NOT in a BH and the armrests do not raise completely. Probably 65 degrees or so. Definitely inhibits lying across three.

irishguy28 Nov 26, 2012 2:46 am
Originally Posted by MichaelKade (Post 19735027)
I am on the plane now, NOT in a BH and the armrests do not raise completely. Probably 65 degrees or so. Definitely inhibits lying across three.
BH? Somehow I don't think you mean the Dutch/German meaning of the word, but that sounds rather funny!

MichaelKade Nov 26, 2012 11:42 pm
Originally Posted by irishguy28 (Post 19745763)
BH? Somehow I don't think you mean the Dutch/German meaning of the word, but that sounds rather funny!
Lol meant bulkhead


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