view from this seat?
Jul 28, 2005 | 6:54 am
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view from this seat?
My fiancee and I are headed to Maui for our honeymoon and it's the first time for both of us flying over the Pacific. We're flying Delta 1760 from SLC to OGG... and in seats 36F/G on a Boeing 767. I found this pic on Airliners.Net and was wondering if our view would be similar to this(mostly concerning the wing)? I don't really care about any of the other flights, but at least for this one we wanted a good view of the rockies, Pacific, and of course arrival to OGG. 
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Jul 28, 2005 | 10:32 am
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Check out Delta's seat maps, or go to www.seatguru.com. From either source you should be able to see where you'll be seated relative to the wing.
You might get better results asking the folks in the Delta forum.
You might get better results asking the folks in the Delta forum.
Jul 28, 2005 | 12:04 pm
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You'll be on a 767-400. The Rockies will depend on which way SLC is departing, and which way you turn after departure... not much you can do about that.
As far as views go, 36F/G should be ok. You can ensure a better view by moving farther back if the view is all you're concerned about. Something in row 40 or higher will be sure to get you totally clear of the wing. You should be able to see Las Vegas, Sierra Nevada, possibly Cascade mountains, coastline and of course, Hawaii.
As far as views go, 36F/G should be ok. You can ensure a better view by moving farther back if the view is all you're concerned about. Something in row 40 or higher will be sure to get you totally clear of the wing. You should be able to see Las Vegas, Sierra Nevada, possibly Cascade mountains, coastline and of course, Hawaii.