V-Flyer

Hi I hope someone can help .. we are flying out to Johannesburg in the new year Flying PE and was wondering if anyone had an idea of what was the best seat to book .. at the moment I have booked 31A/C any comments would be welcome
Thanks

Hi

I have done this route in PE often...be aware that row 31 is adjacent to bulkhead seats which could be used for bassinettes (maybe a noisy infant and accompanying toddler?), and close to the galley area, although you will probably get the first of the meal/drinks runs.

However when I have used rows 31 and 32, it has been an altogether quieter and pleasant experience....away from the hustle/bustle of the galley area.

Don't get lulled into paying any hard earned cash for the exit row seats (row 28) as, whilst they have plenty of leg room I think that they have a narrower seat width.

Just my 2 Rands worth...enjoy your trip.

Paul

Hi Paul thanks for the info on row 28 I guess it's the luck of the draw .. on A noisy infant and accompanying toddler never had that problem in UC ..
is it worth going back a couple of rows? .. I did look at upstairs but no seats yet ..

Regards
Mike

Hi Paul thanks for the info on row 28 I guess it's the luck of the draw .. on A noisy infant and accompanying toddler never had that problem in UC ..
is it worth going back a couple of rows? .. I did look at upstairs but no seats yet ..

Regards
Mike

hotair wrote: I did look at upstairs but no seats yet ..

Regards
Mike

There are no PE seats upstairs on an LHR 747 - it is a mix of UC and Y.

ahhh thanks for letting me know

hotair wrote:Hi Paul thanks for the info on row 28 I guess it's the luck of the draw .. on A noisy infant and accompanying toddler never had that problem in UC ..
is it worth going back a couple of rows? .. I did look at upstairs but no seats yet ..

Regards
Mike

Rows 32 thru 35 are good.
Avoid the back 2 rows as they are close to the loos

Paul