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A330-300

  • 22-05-2008 9:58am
    #1
    cyrusdvirus
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    Lads/Lassies I'm wondering if anyone can answer a little query of mine

    I had 2 flights on Aer Lingus A330-300s over the weekend and noticed a 'funny' with the seating. the seats were laid out as follows
    AB| |DEFG| |HK
    AB| |DEFG| |HK
    AB| |DEFG| |HK

    Anyone got any reasons for missing letters??


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  • #2
    highlydebased
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,472 ✭✭✭highlydebased


    The Aisle removes C from it, and I is not used for fear of confusion with the number 1


  • #3
    cyrusdvirus
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    Neon-Circles wrote: »
    The Aisle removes C from it, and I is not used for fear of confusion with the number 1

    But on any 747 I've been on the lettering was all the way acress, ABC| |DEFG| HIJ


  • #4
    highlydebased
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    Seating arrangement is different on a 747, could also be down to airline preference


  • #5
    ian_m
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    Neon-Circles wrote: »
    The Aisle removes C from it

    I don't get it...


  • #6
    highlydebased
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    ian_m wrote: »
    I don't get it...

    Neither do I....but tis the way it is


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  • #7
    ian_m
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    Ill rephrase. I don't understand the explanation regarding the removal of the letter C.


  • #8
    Tenger
    Moderators, Motoring & Transport Moderators Posts: 10,005 Mod ✭✭✭✭Tenger


    gatecrash wrote: »
    Lads/Lassies I'm wondering if anyone can answer a little query of mine

    I had 2 flights on Aer Lingus A330-300s over the weekend and noticed a 'funny' with the seating. the seats were laid out as follows
    AB| |DEFG| |HK
    AB| |DEFG| |HK
    AB| |DEFG| |HK

    Anyone got any reasons for missing letters??

    Its airline preference. EI have standardises they seating.
    On EI all windows seat on single aisle as seats A and F. Aisles are always C and D. One anomaly to this is on the A321 beside the exit area there are 2 rows without a window seat, so for example you have 8ABC-DEF,9BC-DE,10ABC-DEF.

    On the widebodies (A330) Windows are A and K. Aisle are C D G H. As the seating is 2-3-2 the B and J are non-existing seats. As stated above I is not used due to similarity to number 1.

    So you have:

    AC-DEFG-HK

    and at the back where the fuselage narrows you have:

    AC-DEG-HK.

    In Premier Class with a 2-2-2 lay-out you have:

    AC-DG-HK


  • #9
    Biro
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    Aer Lingus used do the same on their commuter aircraft, the turbo props. 2 aisle 2 was the layout, AC DF were the row names. Aer Arann do the same.


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