V-Flyer

Just looked at the seating plan for when we prebook our seats... and that is also a grey area with Virgin.... was meant to be 1st April but then someone else told me the end of June!!

Anyway, Was thinking of trying to book seats row 61 or 62 where they are couple seats. They mention there's no window seat next to them .. does this mean no seat OR no window?

Anyone got experience of these seats?

Thanks again

Have a look here the-toolbox/seat-maps select the aircraft it should tell you what you need

David

That's fantastic thanks

AG wrote:Just looked at the seating plan for when we prebook our seats... and that is also a grey area with Virgin.... was meant to be 1st April but then someone else told me the end of June!!

It's now end of June or 60 days before your flight, whichever is sooner...

AG wrote:Anyway, Was thinking of trying to book seats row 61 or 62 where they are couple seats. They mention there's no window seat next to them .. does this mean no seat OR no window?
Anyone got experience of these seats?

We used to try to grab these seats. It means no seat immediately by the window, rather than no window.

But it also means you're last off - so at the back of the immigration queue - and there's a reasonable chance they'll run out of one or more meal options by the time they get to you.

Swings and roundabouts ...

gumshoe wrote:But it also means you're last off - so at the back of the immigration queue - and there's a reasonable chance they'll run out of one or more meal options by the time they get to you.

Swings and roundabouts ...

Also a tad closer to the rear toilets than some may find comfortable.

True about immigration, but we used these seats generally for flights to LA and valued the absence of a stranger's miasma for 11 hours over the extended time in the immigration queue..