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Originally posted by 9V-JKL
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And remember, the overhead bin is not for you to use.
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Sorry, I have not been seated in those seat pairs yet. But looking at this picture below, it should be a full recline seat.
And remember, the overhead bin is not for you to use.
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Toilet questions again.Originally posted by SQflyergirl View Postthe washrooms are only up the left hand side, and they're quite far away from 4A. As for 4F, the washrooms are a LONG way away
Regarding the 744
If one is sat in 4F, which is the shortest way to the toilet behind 4A? Behind/through the galley? Cut across some seats? Or roundabout way to the front of the cabin, then swing back to the last row again?
I initially thought that one could just walk behind the two middle seats in row 4 but it seems that there isn't enough space to squeeze through.
Regarding the A380
Is there much toilet traffic if one is sat in 15K? If there is, we'll move to rows 18 and 19.
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Shortest way to the toilet is the alleyway behind (not in front of) 4C and 4D. You can go slightly further left via the galley, but that'd be getting in the way of the crew.Originally posted by phaleesy View PostToilet questions again.
Regarding the 744
If one is sat in 4F, which is the shortest way to the toilet behind 4A? Behind/through the galley? Cut across some seats? Or roundabout way to the front of the cabin, then swing back to the last row again?
I initially thought that one could just walk behind the two middle seats in row 4 but it seems that there isn't enough space to squeeze through.
Regarding the A380
Is there much toilet traffic if one is sat in 15K? If there is, we'll move to rows 18 and 19.
Thanks!, you can't go forward and swing around back to the left side.
Edit with pic: (the alley way is in front of the picture on the center wall, and behind the pair of seats (4C and 4D).
pictures courtesy: shortfinals - have not asked permission but I don't think he'll mind
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The forward cabin was almost completely full on my last flight. I sat in 15K and was very happy throughout the duration of the flight. I noticed the toilet at the very front of this cabin (in front of 11A) was used more often than the one behind 15K so I did not even need to wait to use the toilet behind my seat.Originally posted by phaleesy View Post
15K is an excellent seat.Comment
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no noticeable toilet traffic with regard to 15K. had the same concerns when I selected that seat, but I was assured (and it was indeed the case) that there was an entire seat pitch between 15K and the toilet so there won't be much issues with regards the toilet.Originally posted by phaleesy View PostComment
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Thank you SQfg, UK flyer and kelvgoh for the quick responses.
Not only are you one of the SQ-related experts, you're also our onboard SQ culinary expert! Good job with answering all SQ Menus and BTC related questions!Originally posted by SQ LPP View PostI shall wait until the experts reply.
Looking at the title of the thread again, I think the best seats in the house should be the pilot's lap.
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Hi, I know what I want has been posted somewhere because I've seen it before but it's kinda hard to search for photos using the search engine. So, if anyone can direct me to the post for the bulkhead seats on 77W Business Class, I would greatly appreciate it.
And IIRC, the screen on these seats are slightly higher than the normal seats. Is this a problem for any of you who've taken this seat? Is this gonna be tiresome if you plan to watch movies for most of the flight from SIN-SFO?
Extra info: I have 15D and 15F booked for my upcoming flight from SIN-SFO, would everyone agree this is the best seat in the cabin?Comment
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Could it be bothersome in 4C and D to have traffic just behind one? I'm thinking perhaps 3 C and D are better for a couple travelling together.Originally posted by SQflyergirl View PostShortest way to the toilet is the alleyway behind (not in front of) 4C and 4D. You can go slightly further left via the galley, but that'd be getting in the way of the crew., you can't go forward and swing around back to the left side.Comment
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Sorry to barge in on this thread....
Managed to snag a 773er J seat on a saver award SYD-SIN.
What would the 2 best seats for a couple be.... we are quyite happy to have 2 x windows as we usually fight over the window!
an advice is appreciated!
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Welcome to SQTalk!Originally posted by ANstar View PostSorry to barge in on this thread....
Managed to snag a 773er J seat on a saver award SYD-SIN.
What would the 2 best seats for a couple be.... we are quyite happy to have 2 x windows as we usually fight over the window!
an advice is appreciated!
I am not expert in aircraft code. What is 773er? I know SQ has two kinds of 777-300: the old seats and the new seats...
I assume you get the 77W which the configuration would be 1 - 2 - 1. Thus couple usually has now windows.
Many prefers 11AK window. Thus 12AK would be behind them. These are in the smaller cabin.
A few prefer 14AK. And the rest of the C cabin would be equally good, except one row 19 or 20 which has no window.Comment
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i selected 48D in Y for A380 due to the extra space since 47D is empty (whats the reason?)...no gimmicks/probs with that seat right?
any comments abt 47E or 46D?Comment
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47D does not exist because it's where the crew escape hatch is from the underfloor rest area.Originally posted by bent View PostComment
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