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#755610 by Diane Hulme
19 Sep 2010, 17:03
Hi All

I’ve finally booked our reward seat flight to Miami in Upper Class, we upgraded from Economy using our points. I have put my husband and I into seats 11 & 12K going and 11 & 12A coming back, is this the best position for a couple on a A340-600 or would it be better to be opposite to one another?
#755611 by honey lamb
19 Sep 2010, 17:09
If you're in 11 and 12K you will be facing the wall and will have a lot of privacy but 11 and 12A you will have people facing you.

Personally I think you are better off having one on front of the other rather than opposite one another
#755612 by Neil
19 Sep 2010, 17:21
honey lamb wrote:If you're in 11 and 12K you will be facing the wall and will have a lot of privacy but 11 and 12A you will have people facing you.

Personally I think you are better off having one on front of the other rather than opposite one another


Isn't it the other way round? The low number K seats face the wall, while the higher number A seats do also (and the higher K and lower A face another seat) We sat in 10/11A both to and from MIA last year and they faced a wall and were perfect.

I do agree with HL and suggest you change the leg which have seats facing another seat to one facing the wall for more privacy.

Neil
#755614 by Hamster
19 Sep 2010, 18:01
I would also like to know what people think is the best place to sit on an a346 for a couple. Facing wall or facing other seats?
What about an a343?

Would much rather be in the a zone of a 744 though...
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#755615 by Tinkerbelle
19 Sep 2010, 18:11
Hamster wrote:I would also like to know what people think is the best place to sit on an a346 for a couple. Faceing wall or facing other seats?
What about an a343?

Would much rather be in the a zone of a 744 though...


Best place on the A346 is facing the wall so either 2-7K or 8-17A.

The best place on the A343 is the K seats as they all face the wall.
#755616 by honey lamb
19 Sep 2010, 18:15
Neil wrote:
honey lamb wrote:If you're in 11 and 12K you will be facing the wall and will have a lot of privacy but 11 and 12A you will have people facing you.

Personally I think you are better off having one on front of the other rather than opposite one another


Isn't it the other way round? The low number K seats face the wall, while the higher number A seats do also (and the higher K and lower A face another seat) We sat in 10/11A both to and from MIA last year and they faced a wall and were perfect.

I do agree with HL and suggest you change the leg which have seats facing another seat to one facing the wall for more privacy.

Neil

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#755627 by locutus
19 Sep 2010, 21:17
Tinkerbelle wrote:The curtains at row 7 are always open unless it is a flight with Snoozezone (VS46, 10, 12, 22, 2 and 400).


Thanks. Got 11A booked both ways at the moment, can't make my mind up!
#755629 by pjh
19 Sep 2010, 21:39
honey lamb wrote:If you're in 11 and 12K you will be facing the wall and will have a lot of privacy but 11 and 12A you will have people facing you.

Personally I think you are better off having one on front of the other rather than opposite one another


Another vote for facing the wall (whichever seats those are :w ) and sitting one in front of the other. If you're sitting opposite your travelling companion you have to communicate across a distance of the height of two adults plus the aisle. The only time I'd choose opposite would be the front two seats in a 747 and then only because it mitigates the risk of playing footsie with a complete stranger...

Paul
#755775 by contractor
22 Sep 2010, 19:00
we did LHR-DXB a few weeks ago in 10/11K which had people facing us. In 9K was a woman with her partner in the seat opposite. I felt we had the better seats. The middle seats are fairly far away, but I did get the feeling that facing the wall (eg. being in 10/11A) might be a little claustrophobic when sitting down.
#760022 by tontybear
16 Nov 2010, 23:14
Scotty

Same advice applies really :O)
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