Sentences with phrase «exit row seat»

Seat 46 E is an Economy Class Exit Row seat with extra legroom.

Seat 10 D is an Economy Class Exit Row seat with extra legroom that may not recline due to the Exit Row behind.

Seat 14 K is a standard Business Class Exit Row seat in the upper deck of the aircraft.

You can book exit row seats by logging in to My booking.

This is an extra legroom exit row seat, which costs more than regular coach.

The bad news is that as a Y passenger, I was not entitled to premium economy (considered a separate fare class) or even exit row seating.

It looks like a great exit row seat until you sit down.

Seat 10 C is an Economy Class Exit Row seat with extra legroom that may not recline due to the Exit Row behind.

Seat 14 B is a standard Business Class Exit Row seat in the upper deck of the aircraft.

Seat 14 A is a standard Business Class Exit Row seat in the upper deck of the aircraft.

2Free seat selection is not available on group rate bookings and excludes exit row seats on long haul flights for Bronze and Silver Members.

News that British Airways has removed a restriction around who is allowed to select or pay for exit row seating at the time that a ticket is being booked.

The IFE monitors are mounted on the bulkhead wall and for emergency exit row seats, there is a secondary console where the IFE monitor flips out from.

I booked my first US Airways flight last week and was able to select Exit Row seats as an American Airlines Executive Platinum.

Gold members will also be entitled to free exit row seat assignment when they are travelling on an Economy Classic ticket for the member only.

Changes include offering exit row seats for sales, dynamic pricing for premium seatings, implementing new technology to better manage revenue, and the elimination of fee waivers for reservation changes made more than 60 days before a trip.

There were aisle seats available for $ 39 each and a few exit row seats for $ 81 apiece.

There are three types of seats in this cabin with 46 XL seat which offers 20 % extra legroom, the Preferred seat (the window and aisle seats on either side of the forward cabin of the Economy class and the aisle Exit row seats), and the standard seats all in a 2 -4-2 configuration.

The next carrier to add a paid preferred seating option will be Alaska Airlines, which will reportedly start selling extra-legroom bulkhead and exit row seats sometime later this year.

AS I've mentioned before, British Airways short - haul Business Class (Club Europe) generally offers no more legroom than a regular Economy Class seat... and that means that the Economy Class exit row seats always offer more legroom than the premium cabin.

I'm not sure if this has anything to do with the dramatic fall in sales that Turkish Airlines has seen over the past year but the airline is now allowing all passengers to pay for medium / long haul exit row seating in advance.

There ended up being a window exit row seat available (6A), so I went with that, taking Zach Honig's advice at The Points Guy.

Basically a good exit row seat.

Seat 16 A is a Main Cabin Extra Exit Row seat with extra legroom.

21 B and C are exit row seats on United planes and considered Economy Plus because of the extra legroom.

A passenger traveling with a pet may not occupy an emergency exit row seat, bulkhead, or any seat with an airbag safety belt (row 6 on flight numbers 001 - 999).

Just last week I benefited from a free exit row seat and free checked bags when returning home from a family visit in Texas.

Seat 14 J is a standard Business Class Exit Row seat in the upper deck of the aircraft.

Seat 10 E is an Economy Class Exit Row seat with extra legroom that may not recline due to the Exit Row behind.

I was given an exit row seat with double the leg room, which was a nice courtesy.

Think of the exit row seat on a plane.

Think premium cabin or exit row seat on an airliner, but not quite first class.

I had a seat in row 4 and went up to the agent to request an exit row seat — I don't know if my Emerald status had anything to do with it, but she gave me a new boarding card and I had the entire exit row to myself.

On the seat map above, you can see the premium economy seats in purple, economy with extra legroom in blue, exit row seats in orange, and standard economy in yellow.

Alaska Airlines passengers can now upgrade to Preferred Plus seats if MVP - level frequent flyers have not already reserved the bulkhead and exit row seats.

Normally I would simply book the cheapest fare I could find that didn't leave me in a cramped seat with just 30 ″ of seat pitch — this usually means booking Economy Class with a oneworld airline where my status allows me to select an exit row seat at the time of booking — but that's not what I did this time.

I was happy enough to book us into Economy Class on the outbound flight because my oneworld status allows me to reserve exit row seats at the time of booking and, because I had checked through ExpertFlyer earlier, I knew that all the exit row seats were available before I booked.

... while the only seats of true note in the rearmost Economy Class cabin are the exit row seats in row 46 (extra leg room).

With the exception of the exit row seats all the other Economy Class seats offer just 31 ″ of leg room.....

Things weren't quite so nice for the outbound Economy Class flight as all the exit row seats were gone....

... and, as I found out on a previous Iberia Economy Class flight, it's very important to get an exit row seat if at all possible.

On that occasion I'd been upgraded from an exit row seat with adequate legroom to a Club Europe seat with the same amount of legroom as a regular Economy Class seat (i.e cramped!)

American says that the Main Cabin Extra seats offer «up to 7» of extra pitch» but those extra 7» almost certainly refer to the exit row seats... regular Main Cabin Extra seats are more likely to offer 2» — 4» of extra leg space.

As I've said before, I'm not on a plane to drink, I can eat in the lounge or at the airport and, if I have an exit row seat in the economy cabin, I have as much leg room as they do upfront — it's just the seat width that's significantly different.

All the seats are the same with the exception of the bulkhead and emergency exit row seats.