Which rows on 737-700 have extra oxygen mask
Oct 16, 2017, 5:27 pm
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Which rows on 737-700 have extra oxygen mask
Hello,
Trying to find out which rows on United flight using the 737-700 have extra oxygen mask. Seatguru didnt have this information.
Thanks.
Trying to find out which rows on United flight using the 737-700 have extra oxygen mask. Seatguru didnt have this information.
Thanks.
Dec 20, 2017, 10:05 am
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I could be wrong, but I think every group of seats has one extra oxygen mask on all FAA compliant airliners (except maybe exit rows where children aren't allowed). For a 737 in coach that means 4 masks for every 3 seats. Which is why you can only have one lap child per row on each side of the aisle. If only certain rows had extra masks, I'd think they would have very specific seating requirements for lap children.
Dec 20, 2017, 10:40 am
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I could be wrong, but I think every group of seats has one extra oxygen mask on all FAA compliant airliners (except maybe exit rows where children aren't allowed). For a 737 in coach that means 4 masks for every 3 seats. Which is why you can only have one lap child per row on each side of the aisle. If only certain rows had extra masks, I'd think they would have very specific seating requirements for lap children.
Dec 21, 2017, 9:19 am
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A little googling suggests that most mainline planes in the US do have an extra mask for each bank of seats, but there are some exceptions, particularly for regional aircraft. I'd try calling the airline if you're concerned, although I really don't think it's likely to be an issue.
Here's a good old thread (in which I participated!) that gives a little more info:
Oxygen mask for lap baby?
Here's a good old thread (in which I participated!) that gives a little more info:
Oxygen mask for lap baby?
