V-Flyer

Hi - for two persons traveling together in Upper Class on the A330, if we want to chat, is it best to have two center seats or an aisle and a center seat?

Personally I think two window seats Is the best option. As the aisle is in use as thoroughfare to the front galley, it seemed to me that attempting a conversation across it could be challenging.

There was a discussion on this very issue recently here

I thought upper class wasn't available on the A330?

lspoor wrote:I thought upper class wasn't available on the A330?

Those that operate out of LHR are three class configurations, and I think the others that began as two class are being refitted.

pjh wrote:Personally I think two window seats Is the best option. As the aisle is in use as thoroughfare to the front galley, it seemed to me that attempting a conversation across it could be challenging.

There was a discussion on this very issue recently here

Many thanks

Personally I would always go for window seats and preferably ones facing back of centre row as opposed to looking across to strangers. We normally try to get something like 4k & 5k.... Avoid 1k 2 k due to toilets

Laphroaig wrote:Personally I would always go for window seats and preferably ones facing back of centre row as opposed to looking across to strangers. We normally try to get something like 4k & 5k.... Avoid 1k 2 k due to toilets

I thought there wasn't a toilet forward on the K side? I agree to move a little way back,as the forward galley seemed to be very busy.

Laphroaig wrote:Personally I would always go for window seats and preferably ones facing back of centre row as opposed to looking across to strangers. We normally try to get something like 4k & 5k.... Avoid 1k 2 k due to toilets

Many thanks