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MichielR Mar 22, 2013 4:04 pm

Probably not but it is always possible asking an Y pax if (s)he is willing to swap.

1C and 1D allow you to extend legs into the aisle, by the way.

Kanaman Mar 26, 2013 2:24 pm

Rows 5-8 unavailable
 
I flew LX 1273 yesterday from CPH to ZRH. It is my understanding that the first rows of the Y cabin are considered premium rows and only available for *G and above - please correct me if I'm wrong. I have been able to choose seats in these rows before.

This time they were not available. The lowest row number I could select was probably 9. The C cabin was rows 1-4 on this flight. And there was nobody sitting in rows 5-8.

Any ideas why they didn't use these rows? The flight was about 40% full. Could it be that they wanted to distribute the weight?

NewbieRunner Apr 3, 2013 4:29 am


Originally Posted by thumbun (Post 20442817)
SeatGuru indicates that 6K is a "bad" seat and that it is missing a window. How bad is it?


Originally Posted by MichielR (Post 20443965)
It is not bad and it has a window.


Originally Posted by NewbieRunner (Post 20444390)
I agree. I've sat in 6K and it's one of the better seats with plenty of room for your legs/feet. It also has a window.

I was in 7K on the A340 yesterday and checked 6K and 8K carefully. In a way SeatGuru was right. 6K (as well as 8K) is missing a window. But they still have a window as well. :)

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7193/6...62e41d5f40.jpg

As you will see in this photo of 7K taken some time ago, one of the two windows by 8K is missing. Ditto for 6K. I've sat in 6K and didn't even notice one of the windows was missing partly because of the bulkhead wall and the shelf in front of the seat. In 8K it might be a little more noticeable.

BTW I could not lower the armrest in 7K but neither a male FA nor the Maître de Cabine seemed to know that it should be possible to lower it. :eek:

TRAVELSIG Apr 8, 2013 11:11 am


Originally Posted by NewbieRunner (Post 20527886)
I was in 7K on the A340 yesterday and checked 6K and 8K carefully. In a way SeatGuru was right. 6K (as well as 8K) is missing a window. But they still have a window as well. :)

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7193/6...62e41d5f40.jpg

As you will see in this photo of 7K taken some time ago, one of the two windows by 8K is missing. Ditto for 6K. I've sat in 6K and didn't even notice one of the windows was missing partly because of the bulkhead wall and the shelf in front of the seat. In 8K it might be a little more noticeable.

BTW I could not lower the armrest in 7K but neither a male FA nor the Maître de Cabine seemed to know that it should be possible to lower it. :eek:

I seem to recall that the armrest has a little button that allows it to be lowered? Or has my memory slipped a little as well ?

verve Apr 8, 2013 6:30 pm


Originally Posted by TRAVELSIG (Post 20556681)
I seem to recall that the armrest has a little button that allows it to be lowered? Or has my memory slipped a little as well ?

It can be lowered by flipping the armrest slightly - however apparently not on the first few 333's that where delivered.

NewbieRunner Apr 8, 2013 10:54 pm


Originally Posted by verve (Post 20559081)
It can be lowered by flipping the armrest slightly - however apparently not on the first few 333's that where delivered.

Yes, according to the instruction card but it just couldn't be lowered. I was surprised neither the FA who tried to help me or the MdeC seemed to know that the armrest could be lowered and asked me if I had managed to do so before.

As you will see in this video (0:13) the armrest on the aisle side can also be lowered but this makes some people feel they are lying too close to the floor.

thumbun Apr 10, 2013 7:24 am


Originally Posted by NewbieRunner (Post 20527886)
I was in 7K on the A340 yesterday and checked 6K and 8K carefully. In a way SeatGuru was right. 6K (as well as 8K) is missing a window. But they still have a window as well. :)

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7193/6...62e41d5f40.jpg

As you will see in this photo of 7K taken some time ago, one of the two windows by 8K is missing. Ditto for 6K. I've sat in 6K and didn't even notice one of the windows was missing partly because of the bulkhead wall and the shelf in front of the seat. In 8K it might be a little more noticeable.

BTW I could not lower the armrest in 7K but neither a male FA nor the Maître de Cabine seemed to know that it should be possible to lower it. :eek:

Thanks all for the info. Back from my quick trip to Europe. 6K was a perfectly lovely seat -- with a window. The flight from SFO to ZRH was wonderful -- great service and good. The flight home, however, was out of this world. Somehow I ended up in F in Seat 1A -- what a treat!!!

thespeedskater Apr 10, 2013 7:26 am


Originally Posted by thumbun (Post 20567552)
Thanks all for the info. Back from my quick trip to Europe. 6K was a perfectly lovely seat -- with a window. The flight from SFO to ZRH was wonderful -- great service and good. The flight home, however, was out of this world. Somehow I ended up in F in Seat 1A -- what a treat!!!

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toflyer Apr 17, 2013 3:34 pm

Hi there
Wife and I + 8 month old infant will be travelling in C on the 330 (have done F and LOVED it!).

Have booked 5d&g. Recommend?

behuman Apr 19, 2013 4:35 am


Originally Posted by toflyer (Post 20608561)
Hi there
Wife and I + 8 month old infant will be travelling in C on the 330 (have done F and LOVED it!).

Have booked 5d&g. Recommend?

You would have more space in 6 D & G (or 4 D & G). I wonder how you got these seats as "The Stübli" (no bassinets) is supposed to be infant free and 5 D is in general blocked for SEN/HON (the system may eject these assignments if made wrongly by a TA and status can not be verified).

NewbieRunner Apr 19, 2013 5:10 am


Originally Posted by behuman (Post 20617043)
You would have more space in 6 D & G (or 4 D & G). I wonder how you got these seats as "The Stübli" (no bassinets) is supposed to be infant free and 5 D is in general blocked for SEN/HON (the system may eject these assignments if made wrongly by a TA and status can not be verified).

Actually this photo I took some time ago suggests 4D/G are bassinet seats. Presumably 6D/G are bassinet seats as well.

http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6146/5...041f3df8_z.jpg

verve Apr 19, 2013 5:58 am


Originally Posted by NewbieRunner (Post 20617110)
Actually this photo I took some time ago suggests 4D/G are bassinet seats. Presumably 6D/G are bassinet seats as well.

http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6146/5...041f3df8_z.jpg

Its not possible to install bassinets in row 4 - the hooks on the bulkhead are missing. But there is also no policy to keep the Stuebli (rows 4 and 5) infant free.

SR116 Apr 19, 2013 7:51 am

Bassinets are only installable in seats 6 A/D/K. However, under exceptional circumstances, passengers travelling with an infant may be allowed to travel in row 4.

TRAVELSIG Apr 19, 2013 8:26 am


Originally Posted by SR116 (Post 20617655)
Bassinets are only installable in seats 6D/G. However, under exceptional circumstances, passengers travelling with an infant may be allowed to travel in seats 4D/G.

I have been in the the little cabin when there are infants there.

behuman Apr 19, 2013 10:04 am


Originally Posted by TRAVELSIG (Post 20617821)
I have been in the the little cabin when there are infants there.

Shock horror flying LX ! They gave away this opportunity to keep that small cabin peaceful :td:.


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