which is the best seat for J in A380?
Jan 9, 2014, 6:10 am
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which is the best seat for J in A380?
Trying to reserve a seat for my sister. She will be traveling solo. Which would be a quiet seat with good air ventilation? All exit seat at Row 20 are reserved. Which of the 3 mini cabins from the upper deck would have less traffic?
Last edited by metoo; Jan 9, 2014 at 6:59 am
Jan 10, 2014, 2:12 am
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Was trying to get bulkhead in the rear cabin window seat, but KE says won't be released til 24 hours ahead of time.
Jan 10, 2014, 2:14 am
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Was trying to get bulkhead in the rear cabin window seat, but KE says won't be released til 24 hours ahead of time.
Jan 10, 2014, 7:52 am
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Was trying to get bulkhead in the rear cabin window seat, but KE says won't be released til 24 hours ahead of time.
Dec 17, 2015, 7:56 am
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I've never tried a window J seat on the A380 (for that matter on any KE aircraft), and I'm wondering how difficult it is to climb over your neighbor in lie-flat mode.
I'm trying to select a seat for a family friend who is flying ICN-JFK on the A380 in J, and he loves window seats.
One thing that concerns me a bit is that he is in his 70s and is not the fittest person in the world, so depending on how much space there is, he might have a difficult time climbing over his neighbor.
Would he be OK in a window seat?
I'm trying to select a seat for a family friend who is flying ICN-JFK on the A380 in J, and he loves window seats.
One thing that concerns me a bit is that he is in his 70s and is not the fittest person in the world, so depending on how much space there is, he might have a difficult time climbing over his neighbor.
Would he be OK in a window seat?
Dec 21, 2015, 10:14 am
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I've never tried a window J seat on the A380 (for that matter on any KE aircraft), and I'm wondering how difficult it is to climb over your neighbor in lie-flat mode.
I'm trying to select a seat for a family friend who is flying ICN-JFK on the A380 in J, and he loves window seats.
One thing that concerns me a bit is that he is in his 70s and is not the fittest person in the world, so depending on how much space there is, he might have a difficult time climbing over his neighbor.
Would he be OK in a window seat?
I'm trying to select a seat for a family friend who is flying ICN-JFK on the A380 in J, and he loves window seats.
One thing that concerns me a bit is that he is in his 70s and is not the fittest person in the world, so depending on how much space there is, he might have a difficult time climbing over his neighbor.
Would he be OK in a window seat?