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Seating Chart
I recall a thread in here a few weeks ago about how to determine whether one might have e+ based on the seat map at UAL.com, but I cant find it anywhere.
I am also interested in creating a chart of the best and worst possible Y seats, in order of preference, on UA metal. Any suggestions are more than welcome then Ill put it together and post it. 744 (36 or 37 avoid 33) 772 (17) 763 (I love 16 on the sides, not middle, 15 should be avoided as bulkhead actually has less room than regular e+ on this craft) 762 752 735 733 319 320 plus the few remaining DC 10s Thanks, Jer |
I flew in the bulkhead seat 3D on the A319 a few days ago, and it was great. The entire bulkhead row on this plane is the same in terms of legroom. The wall in front of you is curved, so you get plenty of room to stretch out. I'm assuming that row 4 on the A320 is exactly the same. The only downside is that it's very difficult to watch the inflight entertainment, as the screen is almost directly above your head. Not a problem for me, as I never watch the movie anyway. (I still haven't recovered from the Julia Roberts month of June...)
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757:
Anywhere in rows 8 (2 seats only) or 9 (especially 9F). 737-200 (I think): Seats 10A or F (exit row, no seat in front). (or is it row 11?) For other craft I haven't found economy seats that are all that much better than the others (as long as you're in e+). |
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Morrissey: ...I'm assuming that row 4 on the A320 is exactly the same. ...) </font> |
on the 737, 737 shuttle, 319/320 the bulkhead right behind 1st is very good. the partition only goes down part way. lots of room here.
the 757 row 8DE and 9ABC and the second exit row over the wing. EMB120, Seat 9BC |
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by jer: ... plus the few remaining DC 10s ...</font> |
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Mikey likes it: 737-200 (I think): Seats 10A or F (exit row, no seat in front). (or is it row 11?) </font> |
The coach bulkhead on the 727 is horrible.
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Here's an initial stab, Any feedback on errors or otherwise much appreciated. Particularly on seats to avoind like the plague.
............................. 747-400 (all with F Suite as of Aug 1) 35 ABC HJK are Exit E+ 46 ABC HJK are Exit Rows 32, 33, 34 are not E+ (Bad reports on these seats) 777-200 (international) 17 AB are bulk E+ (superb) 17 CDEFG are bulk E+ (often a crawling baby) 17 HJ crew rest 777-200 (Domestic) 16 AB HJ are Bulk/Exit 16 CDEFG are Bulk 39 AB HJ are bulk/exit 40 CDEFG are Bulk 767-300 (international) 16 AB FG are Exit 15 AB CDE FG should be avoided; bulkhead has less room than regular e+ on this craft 767-300 (Domestic) 10 AB DEF HJ are Bulk 20 AB HJ are Exit/Bulk 21 AB HJ are Exit 21 DEF are Bulk 757-200 8 DE exit/bulk 9 ABC F are exit, no seat in front (A&F have emergency slide hump, mixed reports) 9 DE are exit, seat in front 15 ABC DEF Exit 16 ABC DEF Exit Avoid non E+ like the plague on this craft. 737-500 4 ABC DEF are Bulk 9 ABC DEF are Exit 737-300 3 ABC DEF are Bulk 10 A F are behind exit row with no seat in front 727 5 ABC DEF are Bulk. (Reports indicate they are worse than regular E+) 6AF on some configs have no window 9 A F one some configs are behind exit with no seat in front Other configs (Shuttle?) exits are rows 14 and 16 Avoid Row 15, no recline 319 -- 3ABC DEF are Bulk Good reports 9A and F are behind exit with no seat in front 320 6 ABC DEF are Bulk, 10 ABC DEF are exit 11ABC DEF are exit [This message has been edited by jer (edited 08-15-2001).] |
Good chart jer. On the 757, 9A and F are not so great because the hump created by the emergency slide blocks the legroom.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by kyklin: Good chart jer. On the 757, 9A and F are not so great because the hump created by the emergency slide blocks the legroom.</font> |
The exit gets cold because the door seal isn't perfect.
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Thanks for this wonderful chart. However, on the 727, 9 A F are NOT behind the exit with no seat in front. The exits are 14 & 16, and there are no areas without seats as in the A319. FYI avoid 15, there is no/limited recline.
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On some 727's (haven't figured out which exact ones yet), 6AF have no window; it's like flying in a box.
BillJ |
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