SQ Seatmaps - A Reference for Finding the Best Seats - Page 2

MegatopLover · 20th November 2006, 09:01 PM

For the B777-300ER post, I think the seatmap for the non-ER 773's got loaded. It doesn't look like the New F/J seat layout.

Now, for a question I've always wanted to ask-- because I've never been able to stare at the seatmaps long enough to figure out the answer myself.

What is the difference between the two Megatop configurations? I've heard that it's the placement of the loos or the galleys, but in another quick scan of the seatmaps just now, nothing stood out.

StarG · 20th November 2006, 09:02 PM

IMHO, we should refer to the regional B777-200s as 'B777-200's separate from the long haul B777-200ERs. It would be quite confusing, especially for a newbie, otherwise.

shortfinals · 20th November 2006, 09:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MegatopLover

What is the difference between the two Megatop configurations? I've heard that it's the placement of the loos or the galleys, but in another quick scan of the seatmaps just now, nothing stood out.

There are slight differences in Y. J and F are identical- and you're right it's the loos and galleys....

shortfinals · 20th November 2006, 09:25 PM

The regos for the 777-200ER two class regional are (30J, 293Y)

9V-SRA,SRB,SRC,SRD,SRE,SRF,SRG,SRH,SRI,SRJ,SRK,SRL,SR M,SRN,SRO,SRP,SRQ

MAN Flyer · 20th November 2006, 09:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shortfinals

The regos for the 777-200ER two class regional are (30J, 293Y)

As StarG says, when referring to the regional a/c it's probably better not to refer to them as ER's, as this will confuse some. Particularly as SQ only refer to the ER's as the SpaceBed equipped long haul a/c.

globetrekker84 · 21st November 2006, 06:38 AM

Thank you all for correcting my mistakes and offering suggestions. I was debating that about the 200ER, but eh. Hopefully people'll be smart enough to see it now.

Does anyone know if -SMT is still around or has it been retired from the fleet?

Also, if anyone knows of the entertainment type (AVOD or no) for the 777s (-SQ, -SR, and -SY series), please let me know. Thanks again.

shortfinals · 21st November 2006, 06:59 AM

Yeah SMT is around......... still.........

As for entertainment:

All 744 (except SMT) - wisemen 3000
SMT - wisemen 2000

SRA-SRI - no AVOD (must be wisemen 2000), SRJ onwards - 3000
SYA-SYE - No, SYF-SYL yes
SV* - yes
SQA-SQH - no, SQI onwards yes
SWA - ex2
SKA-SKB - pneumatic headphones/movie screen on wall (speculation)

9V-JKL · 21st November 2006, 08:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shortfinals

SKA-SKB - pneumatic headphones/movie screen on wall (speculation)

globetrekker84 · 21st November 2006, 09:07 AM

Updated to Post #22. Thank you shortfinals.

Savage25 · 21st November 2006, 10:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shortfinals

SRA-SRI - no AVOD (must be wisemen 2000), SRJ onwards - 3000

Wisemen refers to the AVOD systems only, so I'm pretty sure the only Wisemen 2000 is on SMT, and not on the early non-AVOD 777s. IIRC, the crew refer to the non-AVOD system as CMIV or something like that.

shortfinals · 21st November 2006, 10:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Savage25

Wisemen refers to the AVOD systems only, so I'm pretty sure the only Wisemen 2000 is on SMT, and not on the early non-AVOD 777s. IIRC, the crew refer to the non-AVOD system as CMIV or something like that.

Yes.. that is correct... urgh.......... i'm not thinking right

MAN Flyer · 22nd November 2006, 12:57 AM

Yep 'SMT' is still around apparently. Why didn't they give this to Oasis Hong Kong ?.

shortfinals · 22nd November 2006, 06:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MAN Flyer

Yep 'SMT' is still around apparently. Why didn't they give this to Oasis Hong Kong ?.

Perhaps it's because it's not worth much after the AKL tailstrike?

CGK · 22nd November 2006, 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MAN Flyer

Yep 'SMT' is still around apparently. Why didn't they give this to Oasis Hong Kong ?.

Took SMT on SQ602 this past Sunday night!

globetrekker84 · 12th December 2006, 04:29 PM

From 9V-JKL:

Quote:

F = Row 2 in F only gets you 2 windows. Row 32 gets 1 and not 2 windows
Seats missing windows
C = Rows 12, 18 & 20, in all 3 seats have 1 missing window
Y = Rows 31 & 44 have no window at all

From SQflyergirl:

Quote:

That is correct. but it's worse in 18 and 20 because even though all 3 have only one window, in row 18 and 20, it's not in the right location.
In row 12 at least there's some view.

31 and 44 definitely no window - but legroom is excellent and no slide intervention.

*edited for clarity

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20th November 2006, 09:01 PM	#16
MegatopLover SQTalk PPS Club Join Date: 05-Nov-2006 Posts: 394	For the B777-300ER post, I think the seatmap for the non-ER 773's got loaded. It doesn't look like the New F/J seat layout. Now, for a question I've always wanted to ask-- because I've never been able to stare at the seatmaps long enough to figure out the answer myself. What is the difference between the two Megatop configurations? I've heard that it's the placement of the loos or the galleys, but in another quick scan of the seatmaps just now, nothing stood out.

20th November 2006, 09:02 PM	#17
StarG SQTalk Founder Join Date: 31-Oct-2006 Programs: SQ TPP25, CX DM, DL P, GA CB, WOH LGLOB, HH D, MB G, Hertz P Posts: 3,052	IMHO, we should refer to the regional B777-200s as 'B777-200's separate from the long haul B777-200ERs. It would be quite confusing, especially for a newbie, otherwise.

20th November 2006, 09:25 PM	#19
shortfinals SQTalk Retiree Join Date: 31-Oct-2006 Location: Kuala Lumpur Programs: MPH Magazines Priviledge 20% off Posts: 379	The regos for the 777-200ER two class regional are (30J, 293Y) 9V-SRA,SRB,SRC,SRD,SRE,SRF,SRG,SRH,SRI,SRJ,SRK,SRL,SR M,SRN,SRO,SRP,SRQ

21st November 2006, 06:38 AM	#21
globetrekker84 SQTalk Solitaire PPS Join Date: 18-Nov-2006 Location: The City of Stars Programs: United 1K, Hyatt Diamond, Hilton Diamond, etc. Posts: 1,040	Thank you all for correcting my mistakes and offering suggestions. I was debating that about the 200ER, but eh. Hopefully people'll be smart enough to see it now. Does anyone know if -SMT is still around or has it been retired from the fleet? Also, if anyone knows of the entertainment type (AVOD or no) for the 777s (-SQ, -SR, and -SY series), please let me know. Thanks again.

21st November 2006, 06:59 AM	#22
shortfinals SQTalk Retiree Join Date: 31-Oct-2006 Location: Kuala Lumpur Programs: MPH Magazines Priviledge 20% off Posts: 379	Yeah SMT is around......... still......... As for entertainment: All 744 (except SMT) - wisemen 3000 SMT - wisemen 2000 SRA-SRI - no AVOD (must be wisemen 2000), SRJ onwards - 3000 SYA-SYE - No, SYF-SYL yes SV* - yes SQA-SQH - no, SQI onwards yes SWA - ex2 SKA-SKB - pneumatic headphones/movie screen on wall (speculation)

21st November 2006, 09:07 AM	#24
globetrekker84 SQTalk Solitaire PPS Join Date: 18-Nov-2006 Location: The City of Stars Programs: United 1K, Hyatt Diamond, Hilton Diamond, etc. Posts: 1,040	Updated to Post #22. Thank you shortfinals.

22nd November 2006, 12:57 AM	#27
MAN Flyer SQTalk Founder Join Date: 31-Oct-2006 Location: All the wrong places... Programs: SQ TPP, BA Gold, SPG Life Plat, Hyatt Dia, Hilton Dia Posts: 6,656	Yep 'SMT' is still around apparently. Why didn't they give this to Oasis Hong Kong ?.