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Next month i'll be flying from HKG-SIN on CX in Y, there are many flights that day and many aircraft choices.
Out of these aircraft which would you choose based on your CX experience? Flight is ~4hours.

Choices are:
*A330-300
*777-200
*A340-300
*777-300ER
*747-400
 
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Some of those will have a regional config, and I thought their regional config in Y wasn't as good as international (old seats), but I haven't flown them in so long I don't know. But based on that I'd be wary of A330-300 (one config has regional) and the 777-200. Seat Guru suggests the 747-400 and 777-300ER (both without PE) have the older Y seats that slide the bottom forward rather than lean back, and while it's only 4 hours, this could impact comfort.
 
Don't forget that CX aren't strangers to ac swaps on these regional routes, based on that I'd pick schedule ahead of ac type
 
Some of those will have a regional config, and I thought their regional config in Y wasn't as good as international (old seats), but I haven't flown them in so long I don't know. But based on that I'd be wary of A330-300 (one config has regional) and the 777-200. Seat Guru suggests the 747-400 and 777-300ER (both without PE) have the older Y seats that slide the bottom forward rather than lean back, and while it's only 4 hours, this could impact comfort.

agree, there is a huge difference in product even down to the 777 and 330 range and they do tend to do the switcharoo alot ...CX......
 
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