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Dont know if anyone could give me some advice please ? I am travelling upper class on the A330 in a couple of weeks and at at the moment I have selected 4 & 5 k for me and my other half. Any suggestions as to better seats ??? 4 & 5 A is still available and dont know if I should swap ....

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A's or K's doesn't matter which side to me though some may say differently , as long as your not in the middle as they are a bit shorter ,also you are mid cabin which most prefer

Thats great glad I made the right choice. Thank you for your help

The seats selected are fine for a couple. The A333 UC cabin is quite 'close', so you will be able to easily lean over the divider to have a natter if you wish.

Personally I prefer the A side, but as Blacky says A and K rows are the ones to aim for giving a slightly wider shoulder space as opposed to their central block counterparts.

Hope you have a great flight

You don't say where you are going but I forgot to get K on the return to the USA yesterday. I know it is a bit of a twist in the seat but I like looking at the coast if it is a clear day and you don't always get to see that in A. I have also heard there are better views if flying to Japan. Might be worth thinking of!

joeyc wrote:The seats selected are fine for a couple. The A333 UC cabin is quite 'close', so you will be able to easily lean over the divider to have a natter if you wish.

Personally I prefer the A side, but as Blacky says A and K rows are the ones to aim for giving a slightly wider shoulder space as opposed to their central block counterparts.

Hope you have a great flight

'Close', wow there's an understatement of UCDS claustrophobia Joey :-)

If the occasion ever arose, I could play footsie across what passes for an 'aisle' with my legs still crossed. And if the occasion ever does arise, I will be certain to report back, but don't hold your breath...

ratechaser wrote:

joeyc wrote:The seats selected are fine for a couple. The A333 UC cabin is quite 'close', so you will be able to easily lean over the divider to have a natter if you wish.

Personally I prefer the A side, but as Blacky says A and K rows are the ones to aim for giving a slightly wider shoulder space as opposed to their central block counterparts.

Hope you have a great flight

'Close', wow there's an understatement of UCDS claustrophobia Joey :-)

If the occasion ever arose, I could play footsie across what passes for an 'aisle' with my legs still crossed. And if the occasion ever does arise, I will be certain to report back, but don't hold your breath...

Your not a lover of it are you RC

We are flying back from barbados so there is not much to view from a side when departing bgi. So fingers crossed .

ratechaser wrote:'Close', wow there's an understatement of UCDS claustrophobia Joey :-)

Ha, I am clearly in a generous mood today RC

I think my favourite UCDS experience has been when I was seated next to a charming woman whose socks came off as soon as she boarded.. feet up on the ottoman and I was treated to full view of her bare feet, bunions and all, through the 'opaque' divider - no wonder I spend so much time at the onboard bar

Stay forward by the window -4 and 5 K fine.
Above all avoid seat 9 (esp K), no window!

We are flying back from barbados so there is not much to view from a side when departing bgi. So fingers crossed .

joeyc wrote:

ratechaser wrote:'Close', wow there's an understatement of UCDS claustrophobia Joey :-)

Ha, I am clearly in a generous mood today RC

I think my favourite UCDS experience has been when I was seated next to a charming woman whose socks came off as soon as she boarded.. feet up on the ottoman and I was treated to full view of her bare feet, bunions and all, through the 'opaque' divider - no wonder I spend so much time at the onboard bar

hales wrote:You don't say where you are going but I forgot to get K on the return to the USA yesterday. I know it is a bit of a twist in the seat but I like looking at the coast if it is a clear day and you don't always get to see that in A. I have also heard there are better views if flying to Japan. Might be worth thinking of!

yep there certainly are good views if flying in to NRT if sitting in row K.i like.4&5 k becausr on the 346 there is a wall. but i wouldnt know about the 330s

Fingers or should I say toes that I wont have to look at anyones bare feet staring nat me for 9 hrs