Bulkhead Seat Selection ( without babies)
Jan 18, 2018, 10:55 am
#1
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Bulkhead Seat Selection ( without babies)
Hi got some flights coming up in Y and looking to get your expertise on seat selection. many thanks for any help
A380 - best seats for 2 adults/2kids?
Able to reserve online 75defg - do these have more space. Otherwise very happy with other 2x2 upstairs
A350-900 is 31c very noisy. are seats further back better, or is there more legroom up there.
On the TG910 Boeing 777-300
able to reserve 31 defh - do these offer extra space? would they get taken off us by passengers with babies?
cheers
A380 - best seats for 2 adults/2kids?
Able to reserve online 75defg - do these have more space. Otherwise very happy with other 2x2 upstairs
A350-900 is 31c very noisy. are seats further back better, or is there more legroom up there.
On the TG910 Boeing 777-300
able to reserve 31 defh - do these offer extra space? would they get taken off us by passengers with babies?
cheers
Jan 18, 2018, 8:19 pm
#2
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Location: Los Angeles
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For the A380, upstairs Y best seats are row 75 (4 middle seats) and 76 for the 2 windows seats (which is great for pairs). A ton of extra legroom. I've got them booked for a trip from BKK to Paris this Summer.
Jan 19, 2018, 3:01 pm
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of ourse that could happen - where else could another family with infants be 'seated'? this is always a consideration when seeking a bulkhead seat. not all bulkhead seats have bassinet fixtures, so you would be less likely to be moved.
Feb 12, 2018, 10:56 am
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Well the screen is fixed in the bulkhead so the angle cannot be adjusted, and it is somewhat further away from your face, but otherwise the experience is the same.
As to whether the this could be ‘decent AVOD’ - this is subjective!
As to whether the this could be ‘decent AVOD’ - this is subjective!
Feb 13, 2018, 2:11 am
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Some TG bulkhead screens are on an arm that extends up from between the seats and must be stowed during takeoff and landing (so you don't get to watch the takeoff / landing camera on the tail, or movies until cruising altitude). The screens are also a little smaller than all the others, and in a different eye line.
Feb 13, 2018, 1:40 pm
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Some TG bulkhead screens are on an arm that extends up from between the seats and must be stowed during takeoff and landing (so you don't get to watch the takeoff / landing camera on the tail, or movies until cruising altitude). The screens are also a little smaller than all the others, and in a different eye line.
