| 6 G,H |
Business |
Angle Lie Flat |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
Seats 6 G,H are lie-flat business class seats and do feature a full recline. However, some flyers complain that noise from the galley behind can be bothersome. |
| 14 G,H |
Economy Extra |
Standard & Bulkhead |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
With the reconfiguration, legroom for seats 14 G,H is less restricted as they are farther from the bulkhead. The aisle seats may be bothered by the curtain that separates this cabin from business class. The LCD TV comes out of the armrest, slightly reducing seat width and making the armrest immovable. The location of the TV also moves the shared power port location to the window wall which can be inconvenient for the person in 14B. There is no floor storage for these seats during take-off and landing. |
| 46 D,E,F |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 46 D,E,F have slightly limited recline and will be noisy due to the proximity of the lavatory, galley and crew rest area. The F seat has electronics under it that restricts your legroom. |
| 29 G,H |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 29 G,H are standard Economy seats, but people waiting in line for the lavatories can be bothersome and make this area noisy. The H seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 3-5 A,B,D,E,G,H |
Business |
Angle Lie Flat |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
Seats 3-5 A,B,D,E,G,H are lie-flat business class seats. |
| 42 D,E,F |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 42 D,E,F are in the first row of 3 across seats, causing a number of annoyances. While you have a little extra underseat storage and space on the sides to stretch your legs the LCD screens are on the seat backs in front of you and they do not align well for viewing. The armrests are immovable slightly reducing seat width. |
| 24-29 C,D,E,F |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 24-29 C,D,E,F are standard Economy seats. The C and F seats have electronics under them that restrict your legroom. |
| 15-17 D,E,F |
Economy Extra |
Standard |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
Seats 15-17 D,E,F are in the Economy Extra section and have a little extra legroom. There are footrests that can also be used as leg rests if you have longer legs. The F seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. Note that all Economy Extra seats on this plane have immovable armrests which slightly reduces seat width. |
| 42 G,H |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 42 G,H are standard Economy seats but have a tendency to be bumped into since the aisle bends right at your seat. The H seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 8 A,B,D,E,G,H |
Business |
Angle Lie Flat |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
Seats 8 A,B,D,E,G,H are loved by many who enjoy the exclusive feel of this mini-cabin but others complain noise from the economy cabin behind can be bothersome. Also, this row is missing a window, so you will have to lean to look out. |
| 43-45 D,E,F |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 43-45 D,E,F will be noisy due to the proximity of the lavatory, galley and crew rest area and the seats seem slightly more narrow, preventing the armrests from going all the way up. The A seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 33-40 C,D,E,F |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 33-40 C,D,E,F are standard Economy seats. The C and F seats have electronics under them that restrict your legroom. |
| 6 A,B |
Business |
Angle Lie Flat |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
Seats 6 A,B are lie-flat business class seats and do feature a full recline. However, some flyers complain that noise from the galley behind can be bothersome. |
| 41 C |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seat 41 C is a standard Economy seat but has a tendency to be bumped into since the aisle bends right at your seat. This seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 30 C,D,E,F |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 30 C,D,E,F are standard Economy seats, but people waiting in line for the lavatories can be bothersome and make this area noisy. The C and F seats have electronics under them that restrict your legroom. |
| 41 F |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seat 41 F is an standard Economy seat but has a tendency to be bumped into since the aisle bends right at your seat. This seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 23 G,H |
Economy |
Standard & Bulkhead |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 23 G,H have a little extra legroom as you are only separated from the section in front of you by a curtain. The H seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. There is no floor storage for these seats during takeoff and landing. |
| 23 A,B |
Economy |
Standard & Bulkhead |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 23 A,B have a little extra legroom as you are only separated from the section in front of you by a curtain. The A seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. There is no floor storage for these seats during takeoff and landing. |
| 29 A,B |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 29 A,B are standard Economy seats, but people waiting in line for the lavatories can be bothersome and make this area noisy. The A seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 43-45 A,B |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 43-45 A,B will be noisy due to the proximity of the lavatory and galley. The A seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 14 D,E,F |
Economy Extra |
Standard & Bulkhead |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
With the reconfiguration, legroom for seats 14 D,E,F is less restricted as they are farther from the bulkhead. The aisle seats may be bothered by the curtain that separates this cabin from business class. The LCD TV comes out of the armrest, slightly reducing seat width and making the armrest immovable. The location of the TV also moves the shared power port location to the window wall which can be inconvenient for the person in 14B. There is no floor storage for these seats during take-off and landing. |
| 14 A,B |
Economy Extra |
Standard & Bulkhead |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
With the reconfiguration, legroom for seats 14 A,B is less restricted as they are farther from the bulkhead. The aisle seats may be bothered by the curtain that separates this cabin from business class. The LCD TV comes out of the armrest, slightly reducing seat width and making the armrest immovable. The location of the TV also moves the shared power port location to the window wall which can be inconvenient for the person in 14B. There is no floor storage for these seats during take-off and landing. |
| 32 C,D,E,F |
Economy |
Standard & Bulkhead |
Personal TV |
No Power |
If you're over 6 feet tall, legroom for Seats 32 C,D,E,F will feel restricted due to the bulkhead. The LCD TV comes out of the armrest, slightly reducing seat width and making the armrest immovable. There is no floor storage for these seats and remember, bulkheads often equal babies. |
| 42 A,B |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 42 A,B are standard Economy seats but have a tendency to be bumped into since the aisle bends right at your seat. The A seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 31 G,H |
Economy |
Standard & Exit Row |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 31 G,H have a lot of extra legroom, though there is a small protrusion from the exit door at the window seat. People will congregate in your extra space during flight to stretch their legs and the proximity of the lavatories may be bothersome. The LCD TV comes out of the armrest, slightly reducing seat width and making the armrest immovable. There is no floor storage for these seats and babies are often in the adjacent row. |
| 1 H |
Business |
Angle Lie Flat & Bulkhead |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
Seat 1 H receives complaints that the wall is too close due to the angle of the fuselage though others find it to be very private. This seat is often reserved for passengers traveling with an infant. |
| 32-41 G,H |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 32-41 G,H are standard Economy seats. The H seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 2 A,B,D,E,G,H |
Business |
Angle Lie Flat |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
Seats 2 A,B,D,E,G,H are lie-flat business class seats. |
| 32-41 A,B |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 32-41 A,B are standard Economy seats. The A seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 1 A |
Business |
Angle Lie Flat & Bulkhead |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
Seat 1 A receives complaints that the wall is too close due to the angle of the fuselage though others find it to be very private. This seat is often reserved for passengers traveling with an infant. |
| 31 A,B |
Economy |
Standard & Exit Row |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 31 A,B have a lot of extra legroom, though there is a small protrusion from the exit door at the window seat. People will congregate in your extra space during flight to stretch their legs and the proximity of the lavatories may be bothersome. The LCD TV comes out of the armrest, slightly reducing seat width and making the armrest immovable. There is no floor storage for these seats and babies are often in the adjacent row. |
| 7 A,B,D,E,G,H |
Business |
Angle Lie Flat & Bulkhead |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
Seats 7 A,B,D,E,G,H are loved by many who enjoy the exclusive feel of this mini-cabin but others complain they are more noisy due to the proximity to the lavatories and galley. Some also say the aisle seats are prone to being bumped into by service carts moving through the galley. |
| 46 A,B |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 46 A,B have slightly limited recline and will be noisy due to the proximity of the lavatory, galley and crew rest area. The seats seem slightly more narrow, preventing the armrests from going all the way up. The A seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 1 B,D,E,G |
Business |
Angle Lie Flat & Bulkhead |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
Seats 1 B,D,E,G are lie-flat business class seats. |
| 23 C,D,E,F |
Economy |
Standard & Bulkhead |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 23 C,D,E,F have a little extra legroom as you are only separated from the section in front of you by a curtain and the C and F seats can slide their legs up past the seats in front for extra legroom. The electronics under the seats are also less of an issue since you are aligned differently. The LCD TV comes out of the armrest, slightly reducing seat width and making the armrest immovable. |
| 24-28 G,H |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 24-28 G,H are standard Economy seats. The H seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 24-28 A,B |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 24-28 A,B are standard Economy seats. The A seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. |
| 15-17 G,H |
Economy Extra |
Standard |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
Seats 15-17 G,H are in the Economy Extra section and have a little extra legroom. There are footrests that can also be used as leg rests if you have longer legs. The H seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. Note that all Economy Extra seats on this plane have immovable armrests which slightly reduces seat width. |
| 15-17 A,B |
Economy Extra |
Standard |
Personal TV |
AC Power |
Seats 15-17 A,B are in the Economy Extra section and have a little extra legroom. There are footrests that can also be used as leg rests if you have longer legs. The A seat has electronics under it that restrict your legroom. Note that all Economy Extra seats on this plane have immovable armrests which slightly reduces seat width. |
| 41 D,E |
Economy |
Standard |
Personal TV |
No Power |
Seats 41 D,E are standard Economy seats. |
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