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Hayabusa
07-01-2004, 22:02
Has anyone flown on the BA 777 that flies into Tampa from Gatiwck lately. Last time I read about it everyone was saying that the seat sizes were for small proportioned people, and at 6'4' tall this wouldn't suit me a great deal.

Thanks,

Nick

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DaveL
07-01-2004, 22:38
BA's fleet rotates all around the world and there is not one just one aircraft for that route. I have copied some seat pitch info below.

Regards Dave

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Scheduled Airlines (International economy):

Airline Seat Pitch Seat Width

American Airlines
767: 33"- 34" 18"
777: 33"- 35" 18.5"
Airbus: 31"- 32" 18"

British Airways Long Haul 31" - 32" 17.25" - 18.25"


British Midland Long Haul 32"


Continental Airlines
757: 31" 17.2"
767: 32"- 33" 17.9"
777: 31"- 33" 17.9"

Delta Airlines
777/M11 31" - 33"
767(D) 30" - 33"
757(D) 31" - 33"
M88(D) 31" - 33"

Northwest Airlines 32"

United Airlines 31" - 33"

US Airways
A330-300 34"
767 32"

Virgin Atlantic 30" - 32"

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Charter airlines:

Airline Seat Pitch Seat Width

Air 2000 (part of First Choice) 28"- 29" 16.5"

Airtours International
Airbus A330: 29" 16.2"
Airbus A320: 28" 20"
767: 30" 16.5"

Britannia Airways (part of Thomson)
757: 28" 17"
767: 30" 17"

JMC
757: 28" 17"- 17.2"
Airbus A320: 28"- 29" 17"-17.5"
DC-10: 30"- 33" 16.87"

Monarch (part of Cosmos) 29" 17"

phaedra
20-01-2004, 12:59
If it's any help I'm 6'6" and 20st [:I]

We flew with US Airways Gatwick-Charlotte-Orlando on their Airbus 333. 34" leg room :D and the seats were a bit wider than usual but still a bit of a squeeze!.

We decided against BA & Virgin as they wouldn't guarantee any pre-booked seating (I'm disabled) and at 31" or 30" seat pitch they are just too uncomfortable for me. We've also flown with Martinair/KLM to Orlando, they were 32" and quite narrow but they did reserve and guarantee me bulkhead seating when we booked.

There's a good site at http://www.uk-air.net/ which has a good section on seat pitch for various airlines/aircraft.