747-400 Seating @ dymyme99

747-400 Seating

If we use seat counts for the 747-400 as 405 and 555 for the A380 then for every seat taken out of the market by the retirement of a 747-400 it has been replaced on a one to one basis by an A380 entering service. This particular configuration was flying the& . Knowing I was going to fly on a Boeing 747-400 I soon asked friends and searched SeatGuru for best possible seat and& .. Here`s his review. From these& .. 747-400 seating I fly Upper all the time but I`m not rich, I just enjoy luxury when I travel and think its worth investing in.. I usually sit in an aisle seat as I like easy aisle access..As I`ll be flying a United 747 this week to Australia, I looked back at all the seating configurations United had over the years and bring you one from 1998 for this installment of Vintage Airline Seat Maps.. Is there any advantage to changing seats? Posted in the Air Travel forum. I gather there is enough room in Row 1 to easily access the&

. Is there any advantage to changing seats? Posted in the Air Travel forum. I gather there is enough room in Row 1 to easily access the& .I`m definitely on a Cathay Pacific kick right now having just finished my complete trip report, so I`ve selected a Cathay Boeing 747-400 for this installment of Vintage Airline Seat Maps.Settling into the large, soft and roomy First Class seat, I start playing with the in-seat buttons - footrest up, seat recline - hoping for a flute of champagne to be presented to me in the First Class cabin on board this Qantas& . It`s not that vintage,& .I am flying to Paris on the 747 and currently have seat 14A (front row of economy) Have a chance to change to Upper Deck Bulkhead window. Although I`m based in LA, I was&

It`s not that vintage,& .I am flying to Paris on the 747 and currently have seat 14A (front row of economy) Have a chance to change to Upper Deck Bulkhead window. Although I`m based in LA, I was& .Good video.. You can& . Posted January 6, 2014 at 8:20 am | Permalink. I think I enjoy the comments more though

You can& . Posted January 6, 2014 at 8:20 am | Permalink. I think I enjoy the comments more though...If we use seat counts for the 747-400 as 405 and 555 for the A380 then for every seat taken out of the market by the retirement of a 747-400 it has been replaced on a one to one basis by an A380 entering service. This particular configuration was flying the& . Knowing I was going to fly on a Boeing 747-400 I soon asked friends and searched SeatGuru for best possible seat and&