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747-400 back on PER-SYD
It appears that QF has a new schedule that operates many many 747's on domesic routes including the SYD - PER route and MEL - PER route. However, they seem to be sold as two class planes. Does anyone know how QF assigns (if at all) the First class compartments on these flights? rich |
Most likely as J to qualify to sit in the First Class section of the plane. The Business Class seats might be regulated to people with full Y tickets.
But that flight is a red-eye from PER to SYD! |
It seems to vary by day. There are 2 747-400 flights on the 16th of Nov. Even without the F seat, the J class seat on the 747-400 will be far better then the 737 or 767!! rich |
When using 744 on true domestic flights (ie QF400 and above), they are sold as two-class, with P and upper deck cabins as J, and the lower desk J sold as Y.
So if booked in Y, as for a seat in rows 23 to 27 and you will enjoy the flight more! Unfortunately I got a 74L (747-SP) MEL-PER, so had to stick with a Y seat. But I did get to say a last farewell to VH-EAA before it is scheduled to leave service next month (wonder if QF will hang onto them for a bit longer now?). Cheers, NM |
Thanks NM,
Any idea of how to secure a seat in the P Class prior to arrival at the airport? Can they do it in the "CTOs" the day before or any such thing? rich ps. For mileage runners the AKL - PER 1 flight number flight has returned!! |
You would need to be booked in J and have a preference for lower deck in your profile. The only lower deck J seating on the domestic 744 is the P seating.
Good luck, NM |
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