Norwegian flight participation JFK-CPH
Mar 14, 2018, 9:17 pm
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Norwegian flight participation JFK-CPH
Hi all,
I have a flight next week (friday night) JFK-CPH Copenhagen. Just wondering how full I should expect the plane. The current seat map shows quite a few empty seats in the back half of the plane. I'd say maybe 40% of seats are available as of now.
Curious if I would be able to score an empty seat next to me or somehow a full row to myself. Not sure how packed these flights are this time of year.
I won't be purchasing a seat reservation (at least that's my plan) and want to take my chances with the airport check in day of.
Should I expect this flight to remain relatively empty based on where we're at with the seat map? I've read that seat maps aren't a great indicator of flight participation.
Also, if I do get assigned a seat with neighbors but notice rows in the back of the plane are empty, how accommodating are the flight attendants in letting me move pre-take off or once we're airborne?
Thanks!
I have a flight next week (friday night) JFK-CPH Copenhagen. Just wondering how full I should expect the plane. The current seat map shows quite a few empty seats in the back half of the plane. I'd say maybe 40% of seats are available as of now.
Curious if I would be able to score an empty seat next to me or somehow a full row to myself. Not sure how packed these flights are this time of year.
I won't be purchasing a seat reservation (at least that's my plan) and want to take my chances with the airport check in day of.
Should I expect this flight to remain relatively empty based on where we're at with the seat map? I've read that seat maps aren't a great indicator of flight participation.
Also, if I do get assigned a seat with neighbors but notice rows in the back of the plane are empty, how accommodating are the flight attendants in letting me move pre-take off or once we're airborne?
Thanks!
Mar 15, 2018, 12:21 am
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Hi all,
I have a flight next week (friday night) JFK-CPH Copenhagen. Just wondering how full I should expect the plane. The current seat map shows quite a few empty seats in the back half of the plane. I'd say maybe 40% of seats are available as of now.
Curious if I would be able to score an empty seat next to me or somehow a full row to myself. Not sure how packed these flights are this time of year.
I won't be purchasing a seat reservation (at least that's my plan) and want to take my chances with the airport check in day of.
Should I expect this flight to remain relatively empty based on where we're at with the seat map? I've read that seat maps aren't a great indicator of flight participation.
Also, if I do get assigned a seat with neighbors but notice rows in the back of the plane are empty, how accommodating are the flight attendants in letting me move pre-take off or once we're airborne?
Thanks!
I have a flight next week (friday night) JFK-CPH Copenhagen. Just wondering how full I should expect the plane. The current seat map shows quite a few empty seats in the back half of the plane. I'd say maybe 40% of seats are available as of now.
Curious if I would be able to score an empty seat next to me or somehow a full row to myself. Not sure how packed these flights are this time of year.
I won't be purchasing a seat reservation (at least that's my plan) and want to take my chances with the airport check in day of.
Should I expect this flight to remain relatively empty based on where we're at with the seat map? I've read that seat maps aren't a great indicator of flight participation.
Also, if I do get assigned a seat with neighbors but notice rows in the back of the plane are empty, how accommodating are the flight attendants in letting me move pre-take off or once we're airborne?
Thanks!
Should there be options to spread out once on board, I am sure the crew will be accommodating, as long as the free seats are not Premium seats as emergency exit etc.
Mar 17, 2018, 7:08 am
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Hi all,
I have a flight next week (friday night) JFK-CPH Copenhagen. Just wondering how full I should expect the plane. The current seat map shows quite a few empty seats in the back half of the plane. I'd say maybe 40% of seats are available as of now.
Curious if I would be able to score an empty seat next to me or somehow a full row to myself. Not sure how packed these flights are this time of year.
I won't be purchasing a seat reservation (at least that's my plan) and want to take my chances with the airport check in day of.
Should I expect this flight to remain relatively empty based on where we're at with the seat map? I've read that seat maps aren't a great indicator of flight participation.
Also, if I do get assigned a seat with neighbors but notice rows in the back of the plane are empty, how accommodating are the flight attendants in letting me move pre-take off or once we're airborne?
Thanks!
I have a flight next week (friday night) JFK-CPH Copenhagen. Just wondering how full I should expect the plane. The current seat map shows quite a few empty seats in the back half of the plane. I'd say maybe 40% of seats are available as of now.
Curious if I would be able to score an empty seat next to me or somehow a full row to myself. Not sure how packed these flights are this time of year.
I won't be purchasing a seat reservation (at least that's my plan) and want to take my chances with the airport check in day of.
Should I expect this flight to remain relatively empty based on where we're at with the seat map? I've read that seat maps aren't a great indicator of flight participation.
Also, if I do get assigned a seat with neighbors but notice rows in the back of the plane are empty, how accommodating are the flight attendants in letting me move pre-take off or once we're airborne?
Thanks!
Mar 21, 2018, 12:45 pm
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Well thanks to this winter storm in NYC it looks like only a few Premium seats are being sold as the flight over to CPH today was cancelled. Though when I look at regular economy I'm seeing just a "-" where the price should be instead of "Sold Out" as I see on other flights so I'm a bit curious about that.
Looks like my dreams of scoring an entire row on the trip over will be dashed :/
Anyone have any luck requesting an aisle seat with the check in counter for Norwegian at JFK? Looks like I can't check in online the day of.
Looks like my dreams of scoring an entire row on the trip over will be dashed :/
Anyone have any luck requesting an aisle seat with the check in counter for Norwegian at JFK? Looks like I can't check in online the day of.