BA 185, what airplane configuration is this?
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On Monday, the 16th July 2018 I'll be flying BA185 from LHR to EWR on what is seemingly a 777.
Seatguru claims that BA has four different 777s but none of those seem to match the layout that BA shows on seat selection. Does anyone know what's up here? (edit: one thing that strikes me as odd is that there seem to be only 20 rows of economy, shouldn't there be many more on a 777?)
777-200, four class, shows rows 26 to 38 as economy
777-200, three class V1, shows rows 15 to 40 as economy
777-200, three class V2, shows 15 to 40 as economy
777-300, shows rows 26 to 50 as economy
However the seat selection diagram shows rows 21 to 35 as economy which really doesn't match any of the ones above.
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On Monday, the 16th July 2018 I'll be flying BA185 from LHR to EWR on what is seemingly a 777.
Seatguru claims that BA has four different 777s but none of those seem to match the layout that BA shows on seat selection. Does anyone know what's up here? (edit: one thing that strikes me as odd is that there seem to be only 20 rows of economy, shouldn't there be many more on a 777?)
777-200, four class, shows rows 26 to 38 as economy
777-200, three class V1, shows rows 15 to 40 as economy
777-200, three class V2, shows 15 to 40 as economy
777-300, shows rows 26 to 50 as economy
However the seat selection diagram shows rows 21 to 35 as economy which really doesn't match any of the ones above.
aircraft seating british-airways
asked Jan 27 at 15:51
Johannes Weiss
379137
Seatguru might just be wrong or out of date. There are lots of reports of inaccuracies in Seatguru's information.
– Nate Eldredge
Jan 27 at 15:55
isn't 15 rows of economy quite little for a transatlantic flight?
– Johannes Weiss
Jan 27 at 15:59
I don't know what answer you're expecting here. If BA could fill the entire aircraft with business class travellers they wouldn't fit any economy seats at all. They already do this with some transatlantic flights from London City airport. As for the discrepancy, assume the airline that owns the plane knows how many seats are on board. SeatGuru has it wrong.
– user67901
Jan 27 at 16:12
That said, BA has a "new" website and from my first attempt at using it, it seems to be pretty awful. So I wouldn't be that surprised if the BA website has the wrong seating chart or is displaying it incorrectly.
– Nate Eldredge
Jan 27 at 16:14
Are they trying to fill those rows first so they have all the passengers conveniently grouped for service?
– mdewey
Jan 27 at 16:29
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On Monday, the 16th July 2018 I'll be flying BA185 from LHR to EWR on what is seemingly a 777.
Seatguru claims that BA has four different 777s but none of those seem to match the layout that BA shows on seat selection. Does anyone know what's up here? (edit: one thing that strikes me as odd is that there seem to be only 20 rows of economy, shouldn't there be many more on a 777?)
777-200, four class, shows rows 26 to 38 as economy
777-200, three class V1, shows rows 15 to 40 as economy
777-200, three class V2, shows 15 to 40 as economy
777-300, shows rows 26 to 50 as economy
However the seat selection diagram shows rows 21 to 35 as economy which really doesn't match any of the ones above.
aircraft seating british-airways
asked Jan 27 at 15:51
Johannes Weiss
379137
On Monday, the 16th July 2018 I'll be flying BA185 from LHR to EWR on what is seemingly a 777.
Seatguru claims that BA has four different 777s but none of those seem to match the layout that BA shows on seat selection. Does anyone know what's up here? (edit: one thing that strikes me as odd is that there seem to be only 20 rows of economy, shouldn't there be many more on a 777?)
777-200, four class, shows rows 26 to 38 as economy
777-200, three class V1, shows rows 15 to 40 as economy
777-200, three class V2, shows 15 to 40 as economy
777-300, shows rows 26 to 50 as economy
However the seat selection diagram shows rows 21 to 35 as economy which really doesn't match any of the ones above.
aircraft seating british-airways
aircraft seating british-airways
asked Jan 27 at 15:51
Johannes Weiss
379137
asked Jan 27 at 15:51
Johannes Weiss
379137
edited Jan 27 at 16:00
asked Jan 27 at 15:51
Johannes Weiss
379137
asked Jan 27 at 15:51
Johannes Weiss
379137
asked Jan 27 at 15:51
Johannes Weiss
379137
379137
Seatguru might just be wrong or out of date. There are lots of reports of inaccuracies in Seatguru's information.
– Nate Eldredge
Jan 27 at 15:55
isn't 15 rows of economy quite little for a transatlantic flight?
– Johannes Weiss
Jan 27 at 15:59
I don't know what answer you're expecting here. If BA could fill the entire aircraft with business class travellers they wouldn't fit any economy seats at all. They already do this with some transatlantic flights from London City airport. As for the discrepancy, assume the airline that owns the plane knows how many seats are on board. SeatGuru has it wrong.
– user67901
Jan 27 at 16:12
That said, BA has a "new" website and from my first attempt at using it, it seems to be pretty awful. So I wouldn't be that surprised if the BA website has the wrong seating chart or is displaying it incorrectly.
– Nate Eldredge
Jan 27 at 16:14
Are they trying to fill those rows first so they have all the passengers conveniently grouped for service?
– mdewey
Jan 27 at 16:29
add a comment |Â
Seatguru might just be wrong or out of date. There are lots of reports of inaccuracies in Seatguru's information.
– Nate Eldredge
Jan 27 at 15:55
isn't 15 rows of economy quite little for a transatlantic flight?
– Johannes Weiss
Jan 27 at 15:59
I don't know what answer you're expecting here. If BA could fill the entire aircraft with business class travellers they wouldn't fit any economy seats at all. They already do this with some transatlantic flights from London City airport. As for the discrepancy, assume the airline that owns the plane knows how many seats are on board. SeatGuru has it wrong.
– user67901
Jan 27 at 16:12
That said, BA has a "new" website and from my first attempt at using it, it seems to be pretty awful. So I wouldn't be that surprised if the BA website has the wrong seating chart or is displaying it incorrectly.
– Nate Eldredge
Jan 27 at 16:14
Are they trying to fill those rows first so they have all the passengers conveniently grouped for service?
– mdewey
Jan 27 at 16:29
Seatguru might just be wrong or out of date. There are lots of reports of inaccuracies in Seatguru's information.
– Nate Eldredge
Jan 27 at 15:55
Seatguru might just be wrong or out of date. There are lots of reports of inaccuracies in Seatguru's information.
– Nate Eldredge
Jan 27 at 15:55
isn't 15 rows of economy quite little for a transatlantic flight?
– Johannes Weiss
Jan 27 at 15:59
isn't 15 rows of economy quite little for a transatlantic flight?
– Johannes Weiss
Jan 27 at 15:59
I don't know what answer you're expecting here. If BA could fill the entire aircraft with business class travellers they wouldn't fit any economy seats at all. They already do this with some transatlantic flights from London City airport. As for the discrepancy, assume the airline that owns the plane knows how many seats are on board. SeatGuru has it wrong.
– user67901
Jan 27 at 16:12
I don't know what answer you're expecting here. If BA could fill the entire aircraft with business class travellers they wouldn't fit any economy seats at all. They already do this with some transatlantic flights from London City airport. As for the discrepancy, assume the airline that owns the plane knows how many seats are on board. SeatGuru has it wrong.
– user67901
Jan 27 at 16:12
That said, BA has a "new" website and from my first attempt at using it, it seems to be pretty awful. So I wouldn't be that surprised if the BA website has the wrong seating chart or is displaying it incorrectly.
– Nate Eldredge
Jan 27 at 16:14
That said, BA has a "new" website and from my first attempt at using it, it seems to be pretty awful. So I wouldn't be that surprised if the BA website has the wrong seating chart or is displaying it incorrectly.
– Nate Eldredge
Jan 27 at 16:14
Are they trying to fill those rows first so they have all the passengers conveniently grouped for service?
– mdewey
Jan 27 at 16:29
Are they trying to fill those rows first so they have all the passengers conveniently grouped for service?
– mdewey
Jan 27 at 16:29
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The definitive source for all things BA, including seat maps, is the BA source. The seat map you're looking at is from a B777-200 17F/48J/24W/127Y configuration.
answered Jan 27 at 19:07
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The definitive source for all things BA, including seat maps, is the BA source. The seat map you're looking at is from a B777-200 17F/48J/24W/127Y configuration.
answered Jan 27 at 19:07
Berwyn
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The definitive source for all things BA, including seat maps, is the BA source. The seat map you're looking at is from a B777-200 17F/48J/24W/127Y configuration.
answered Jan 27 at 19:07
Berwyn
25.9k657130
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up vote
8
down vote
accepted
The definitive source for all things BA, including seat maps, is the BA source. The seat map you're looking at is from a B777-200 17F/48J/24W/127Y configuration.
answered Jan 27 at 19:07
Berwyn
25.9k657130
The definitive source for all things BA, including seat maps, is the BA source. The seat map you're looking at is from a B777-200 17F/48J/24W/127Y configuration.
answered Jan 27 at 19:07
Berwyn
25.9k657130
answered Jan 27 at 19:07
Berwyn
25.9k657130
answered Jan 27 at 19:07
Berwyn
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answered Jan 27 at 19:07
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Seatguru might just be wrong or out of date. There are lots of reports of inaccuracies in Seatguru's information.
– Nate Eldredge
Jan 27 at 15:55
isn't 15 rows of economy quite little for a transatlantic flight?
– Johannes Weiss
Jan 27 at 15:59
I don't know what answer you're expecting here. If BA could fill the entire aircraft with business class travellers they wouldn't fit any economy seats at all. They already do this with some transatlantic flights from London City airport. As for the discrepancy, assume the airline that owns the plane knows how many seats are on board. SeatGuru has it wrong.
– user67901
Jan 27 at 16:12
That said, BA has a "new" website and from my first attempt at using it, it seems to be pretty awful. So I wouldn't be that surprised if the BA website has the wrong seating chart or is displaying it incorrectly.
– Nate Eldredge
Jan 27 at 16:14
Are they trying to fill those rows first so they have all the passengers conveniently grouped for service?
– mdewey
Jan 27 at 16:29