Recent contributions from loneflyer
SeatPlans reviews
Air New Zealand
SeatPlans Review
London to Hong Kong.
Was seated in Row 23 in the middle which did have extra legroom but if you want the most legroom go for the sides (ABC, HJK) where the bulkhead is further forward - probably another foot.
The snacks also are placed on...
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Qantas
SeatPlans Review
A nice modern product. Good service. Despite not being business class I found it quite easy to sleep. I have not experienced all the premium economy products on the market but this is one of the best.
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British Airways
SeatPlans Review
Service was good and managed to get an Exit Row (11). There are two exit rows and this one is the better as the seats in front do not recline but yours do!
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British Airways
SeatPlans Review
Row 9 which is an emergency row is my favourite as it has a lot more legroom. If not try for Row 7 (A or C) as it is the first row in the cabin. Whilst there is no extra legroom there is no proper middle seat (the seat is as in business with a...
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British Airways
SeatPlans Review
Seat 21D or 21G are the best in the cabin as you are at the front and benefit from extra legroom and no disturbance. The bulkead in front of you is not as wide as the centre bank of seats so you can stretch your legs through the curtain to club...
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Cathay Pacific
SeatPlans Review
The plane I was on was fitted out in the old configuration and did not have herringbone seats in Business Class. I was in 33G but if you want an aisle seat I would avoid D and G as these have large boxes under the seat that restrict legroom. ...
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