Hi All,
Flying CBR-SYD-LAX (QF 149) on Sunday (and then back again a few weeks later, from NYC) and had a few questions about seat selection.
Currently I have been assigned 47C as my seat. Obvioulsy I'd like an exit row if possible, and had a couple of questions on how Qantas do seat assignments:
- Is it worth turning up a little early at the airport (I'm actually leaving from CBR so will be at the airport at 5.30 anyway) to get an exit row, or will they already be pre-allocated to QFF status members (I'm AA Plat)?
- Expert flyer shows quite a few empty seats on the plane. I assume that there are more people than that who have booked, but just haven't been assigned seats - is there any way to find out how many empty seats there will be (i.e. the chance of getting an empty next to me)
- There is currently a couple of seats in the 2x rows at the back (window seats). Are they any good ? Should I try and get one of them instead of my current seat?
- Any other tips or suggestions (I used to be *A so always flew UA/AC to North America)
Thanks!
LuisT
Flying CBR-SYD-LAX (QF 149) on Sunday (and then back again a few weeks later, from NYC) and had a few questions about seat selection.
Currently I have been assigned 47C as my seat. Obvioulsy I'd like an exit row if possible, and had a couple of questions on how Qantas do seat assignments:
- Is it worth turning up a little early at the airport (I'm actually leaving from CBR so will be at the airport at 5.30 anyway) to get an exit row, or will they already be pre-allocated to QFF status members (I'm AA Plat)?
- Expert flyer shows quite a few empty seats on the plane. I assume that there are more people than that who have booked, but just haven't been assigned seats - is there any way to find out how many empty seats there will be (i.e. the chance of getting an empty next to me)
- There is currently a couple of seats in the 2x rows at the back (window seats). Are they any good ? Should I try and get one of them instead of my current seat?
- Any other tips or suggestions (I used to be *A so always flew UA/AC to North America)
Thanks!
LuisT