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Originally posted by hjerapa View Postbut when the flights are totally full, i feel so cramped up, and when everyone is getting out or going to the toilets after meals....
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Originally posted by SilverChris View PostIt's even worse on the 777s, IMO. If you're on an aisle seat on the window sides you can have 2 people trying to get in and out, versus one on the A330.
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Originally posted by SQ228 View PostThis is why people love sitting next to me- I take a window seat and only get up once every 6 hours
Originally posted by mr_botak View PostYes I think these and the upper deck of the A380 are the best economy options.
What I can't understand is why such a long haul (AMS and HND notably) still uses 772, and also CGK known to use 77W on certain SIN-CGK flight in the past)? Do they have enough 77W to do the duty? I understand that A330 range can't cover SIN-AMS, so I exclude that.
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Originally posted by 726 View PostSame... except that I always stay seated for 12 hours LHR-SIN
I'd prefer A330. I don't want to take a chance with A380. I got swapped once with the all-business class upper deck.
What I can't understand is why such a long haul (AMS and HND notably) still uses 772, and also CGK known to use 77W on certain SIN-CGK flight in the past)? Do they have enough 77W to do the duty? I understand that A330 range can't cover SIN-AMS, so I exclude that.
CGK is so short a flight, my guess is 77W for CGK was by matter of utilizing what aircraft were available for dispatch due to a schedule mismatch or considering utlization and equipment needs in the rest of the system and was only running temporarily. You can bet that that 77W only had time for the CGK turnaround before headed straight on to perform a long haul mission elsewhere.Last edited by Short Final; 11 December 2013, 01:01 AM.
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Yes, the factors of utilising gaps in 77W schedules is the major factor in their use on short-hauls, as well as giving local markets a chance to experience a newer product. Most of the Europe long-hauls leave at midnight and return at dawn meaning that a lot of them would sit idle on the tarmac unless they were sent to closer destinations.
The other factor I think is the presence of an F-cabin. I get the distinct impression from successive failed attempts to introduce the 77W that AMS just doesn't seem to have sufficient F market for daily service but C and Y have ample. CGK on the other hand, has so much demand for the F that they are keeping 9V-SQF well beyond it's use-by date just to keep its very faded F-cabin in the air.
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Originally posted by SQ228 View PostYes, the factors of utilising gaps in 77W schedules is the major factor in their use on short-hauls, as well as giving local markets a chance to experience a newer product. Most of the Europe long-hauls leave at midnight and return at dawn meaning that a lot of them would sit idle on the tarmac unless they were sent to closer destinations.
The other factor I think is the presence of an F-cabin. I get the distinct impression from successive failed attempts to introduce the 77W that AMS just doesn't seem to have sufficient F market for daily service but C and Y have ample. CGK on the other hand, has so much demand for the F that they are keeping 9V-SQF well beyond it's use-by date just to keep its very faded F-cabin in the air.
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