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Everything You Want to Know About Where to Sit on a sUA 767 (3-class International)
Jul 20, 2013, 10:21 am
#601
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Jul 20, 2013, 10:26 am
#602
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Thank you FriendlySkies and USFdonWill for the reminder! No wonder there aren't any/many pictures of it then!
Jul 22, 2013, 8:19 pm
#603
Join Date: Jun 2013
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UA 908 AMS ORD seating for two
What is the best seating for two passengers on UA 908 AMS ORD. It's reversed seating. Should we seat across or in front of each other?
Jul 22, 2013, 8:32 pm
#604
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Next to each other. If you sit across from each other, you'll have to shout over the aisle. If you sit in front of each other, you'll have to shout over the entertainment/footrest unit.
Jul 22, 2013, 8:35 pm
#605
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What cabin? In J you want side by side. Doesn't matter whether you're facing forward or back. The "facing" seats can't see each other - the base of the pods are in between.
I don't know what's best in F, those are huge pods. But they're all forward facing. Y is pretty standard - I'd take a window pair.
Just did that flight last month. In J.
I don't know what's best in F, those are huge pods. But they're all forward facing. Y is pretty standard - I'd take a window pair.
Just did that flight last month. In J.
Jul 23, 2013, 10:50 am
#606
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OP says "reversed seating," so I presume referring to J
Jul 23, 2013, 10:56 am
#607
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Aug 6, 2013, 5:07 pm
#608
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I'm booked on the 3class 767, ORD/CDG and return. United.com's seat map shows rows 19ABJK and 20ABJK as limited recline. Seatguru does not. I was on these a couple times pre-merger and what is now row 20 reclined normally, while 19 did not.
Have these rows been reconfigured or just renumbered?
Have these rows been reconfigured or just renumbered?
What is the real story with row 20 on the three-class 767?
Marc
Aug 19, 2013, 4:02 pm
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flying UA946 and 908 to and from ORD/AMS. i assume the middle row of BF is the place to be, given the easy aisle access?
Aug 21, 2013, 1:31 pm
#611
Join Date: Jul 2013
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E- Seat Recommendations, UA987 8/23/13
As a not-so-seasoned flyer, I always pick a middle row towards the back of a 767-300 in the hopes I can get it to myself and stretch out overnight. My wife and I are flying on one (UA987, ORD-CDG) this Friday and it occurred to me one of my kind co-forumites might be able to give me more precise information than I can find from the unreliable seat map.
If anyone can suggest specific rows which stand a good chance of being empty on this Friday's flight, I'm grateful in advance. I don't want to use miles or dollars for an upgrade.
Thanks,
-AJ
non-status this year
If anyone can suggest specific rows which stand a good chance of being empty on this Friday's flight, I'm grateful in advance. I don't want to use miles or dollars for an upgrade.
Thanks,
-AJ
non-status this year
Aug 21, 2013, 1:59 pm
#612
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Given it is prime travel season to Europe, and most UA flights to Europe during this time are packed, there will likely be very few, if any, seats open on your flight. Much less a whole row in E-.
Be ready to be packed in! If anything opens up I recommend choosing two seats on either outside row. They are nice for couples flying together.
Be ready to be packed in! If anything opens up I recommend choosing two seats on either outside row. They are nice for couples flying together.
Aug 21, 2013, 2:27 pm
#613
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I'm with JDS747: Paris in August? Expect a full flight!
UPDATE: A quick look online shows F and C/J almost full and a few E+ seats open. Nothing in E-, though UA still selling a couple of T fares.
And you can look in here
UPDATE: A quick look online shows F and C/J almost full and a few E+ seats open. Nothing in E-, though UA still selling a couple of T fares.
And you can look in here
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Aug 21, 2013, 3:09 pm
#614
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Given it is prime travel season to Europe, and most UA flights to Europe during this time are packed, there will likely be very few, if any, seats open on your flight. Much less a whole row in E-.
Be ready to be packed in! If anything opens up I recommend choosing two seats on either outside row. They are nice for couples flying together.
Be ready to be packed in! If anything opens up I recommend choosing two seats on either outside row. They are nice for couples flying together.
I'm with JDS747: Paris in August? Expect a full flight!
UPDATE: A quick look online shows F and C/J almost full and a few E+ seats open. Nothing in E-, though UA still selling a couple of T fares.
And you can look in here
UPDATE: A quick look online shows F and C/J almost full and a few E+ seats open. Nothing in E-, though UA still selling a couple of T fares.
And you can look in here
I'll try to nab a pair of outside-row seats at T-24.
Sep 20, 2013, 3:24 pm
#615
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I'm flying 909 ORD AMS in J debating what seat to pick. I'm thinking rear facing and C or H to get easy aisle access ? Any suggestions? J is wide open...