Philippine Airlines Airbus A340-300 Vers. 2 (343)

The A340-300 is configured into two classes with a total of 264 passengers - 220 in economy and 44 in business class. This wide-bodied four-engine jet is used on long-haul routes.

There are 4 A340's in this fleet.

	pitch	width	seating details
Mabuhay (Business) Class:	54.0"	21.0"	44 seats More Info
Fiesta (Economy) Class:	33.0"	17.0"	220 seats More Info

In-flight Amenities (click icon for more information)

The above amenity icons represent the services that are available on this aircraft. Click on the individual icons for more detailed information. If an icon is not pictured, that service is not offered on this aircraft.
Mabuhay (business) class seats on all A340s are equipped with Panasonic's "eFX" inflight entertainment system with Audio Video OnDemand (AVOD). Each fiesta (economy) class seat has 12 radio channels.
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Mabuhay (business) class seats on all A340s are equipped with Panasonic's "eFX" inflight entertainment system with Audio Video OnDemand (AVOD). Fiesta (economy) class has overhead TVs throughout the cabin.
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Philippine Airlines serves complimentary snacks or meals, depending on length of flight.
Mabuhay Class meals
Fiesta Class meals
Bassinets are located at most bulkhead seats. Bassinets are available for infants younger than 6 months of age and smaller than 25 inches in length for flights with a minimum flying time of 3 hours. To ensure its availability, passengers are advised to inform their travel agent, PAL Reservations office or ticket office at the time of booking.

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Philippine Airlines Airbus A340-300 Vers. 2 (343) Seat Map

Seat(s)

Class

Seat Type

Power

Video

Review

20-29 C,D,E,F

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 20-29 C,D,E,F are standard economy seats.

44 C,D,E

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 44 C,D,E can be awkward since there are four seats in the row in front of this. There is some extra underseat storage space, but it can be difficult to angle your legs around the seat anchors of row 72.

34-42 G,H

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 34-42 G,H are standard economy seats.

43 C

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seat 43 C can feel cramped due to the narrowing of the fuselage. Because the aisle seats jut out into the aisle, they are often bumped into by passengers and service carts moving forward through the cabin.

12-14 D,E

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 12-14 D,E are standard business seats.

34-42 A,B

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 34-42 A,B are standard economy seats.

14 G,H

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 14 G,H are standard business seats.

47 G,H

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 47 G,H have limited recline. The proximity of the lavatory and galleys can be bothersome.

33 A,B

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard & Exit Row

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 33 A,B have a lot of extra room due to the exit. Passengers often congregate in the area in front of this row during flight. The tray tables are in the armrests, making the armrests immovable and slightly reducing seat width. There is no floor storage for these seats during takeoff and landing. It can get very cold by the exits during flight.

47 A,B

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 47 A,B have limited recline. The proximity of the lavatory and galleys can be bothersome.

12 G,H

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard & Bulkhead

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 12 G,H have extra legroom due to the bulkhead. The proximity of the galleys can be bothersome.

2 D,E

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard

None

Personal TV

Seats 2 D,E are former first class seats now used as business class.

47 C,D,E

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 47 C,D,E have limited recline. The proximity of the lavatory and galleys can be bothersome.

1 A,B

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard & Bulkhead

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 1 A,B are former first class seats now used as business class. The proximity of the galleys and lavatory can be bothersome.

8 A,B

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard & Bulkhead

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 8 A,B are standard business seats.

30 C,D,E,F

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

The proximity of the lavatories can be bothersome, especially for the aisle seats. Passengers tend to congregate behind these seats during flight.

9-10 G,H

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 9-10 G,H are standard business seats.

11 A,B

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard & Exit Row

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 11 A,B have extra legroom due to the emergency exit.

33 G,H

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard & Exit Row

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 33 G,H have a lot of extra room due to the exit. Passengers often congregate in the area in front of this row during flight. The tray tables are in the armrests, making the armrests immovable and slightly reducing seat width. There is no floor storage for these seats during takeoff and landing. It can get very cold by the exits during flight.

19 C,D,E,F

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard & Bulkhead

No Power

Shared TV

Seat 19 C,D,E,F has slightly restricted legroom due to the bulkhead. The tray table is in the armrest, making the armrest immovable and slightly reducing seat width. There is no floor storage for this seat during takeoff and landing. Passengers with infants are often seated in this row.

2 G,H

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 2 G,H are former first class seats now used as business class.

43 F

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seat 43 F can feel cramped due to the narrowing of the fuselage. Because the aisle seats jut out into the aisle, they are often bumped into by passengers and service carts moving forward through the cabin.

32 C,D,E,F

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard & Bulkhead

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 32 C,D,E,F have some extra legroom, though passengers often congregate in the area around these seats. Passengers with infants are often seated at these bulkhead seats. The tray tables are in the armrests, making the armrests immovable and slightly reducing seat width. There is no floor storage for these seats during takeoff and landing.

2 A,B

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 2 A,B are former first class seats now used as business class.

11 D,E

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard & Bulkhead

No Power

Personal TV

The proximity of the galleys can be bothersome.

20-30 A,B

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 20-30 A,B are standard economy seats.

31 G,H

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

The proximity of the lavatories can be bothersome, especially for the aisle seats. Passengers tend to congregate behind these seats during flight.

43-46 G,H

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 43-46 G,H are slightly angled due to the curvature of the fuselage and can feel a bit cramped.

20-30 G,H

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 20-30 G,H are standard economy seats.

33-42 C,D,E,F

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 33-42 C,D,E,F are standard economy seats.

43-46 A,B

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 43-46 A,B are slightly angled due to the curvature of the fuselage and can feel a bit cramped.

8 G,H

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 8 G,H are standard business seats.

31 A,B

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

The proximity of the lavatories can be bothersome, especially for the aisle seats. Passengers tend to congregate behind these seats during flight.

9 A,B

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 9 A,B are standard business seats.

9-10 D,E

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 9-10 D,E are standard business seats.

8 D,E

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard & Bulkhead

None

Personal TV

Seats 8 D,E are standard business seats.

43 D,E

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 43 D,E are standard economy seats.

19 A,B

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard & Bulkhead

No Power

Shared TV

Seat 19 A,B has slightly restricted legroom due to the bulkhead. The tray table is in the armrest, making the armrest immovable and slightly reducing seat width. There is no floor storage for this seat during takeoff and landing. Passengers with infants are often seated in this row.

1 G,H

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard & Bulkhead

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 1 G,H are former first class seats now used as business class. The proximity of the galleys and lavatory can be bothersome.

1 D,E

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard & Bulkhead

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 1 D,E are former first class seats now used as business class. The proximity of the galleys and lavatory can be bothersome.

12-14 A,B

Mabuhay (Business)

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 12-14 A,B are standard business seats.

19 G,H

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard & Bulkhead

No Power

Shared TV

Seat 19 G,H has slightly restricted legroom due to the bulkhead. The tray table is in the armrest, making the armrest immovable and slightly reducing seat width. There is no floor storage for this seat during takeoff and landing. Passengers with infants are often seated in this row.

45-46 C,D,E

Fiesta (Economy)

Standard

No Power

Shared TV

Seats 45-46 C,D,E are standard economy seats.

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