I don't know about Emirates and it has been a while since I travelled but Singapore Airlines gave a diagram of the cabin and you could choose whichever seat you wanted. Although some flights were so busy (e.g. Japan-Singapore) the seats you wanted were almost always already taken.sierra2469alpha wrote:and while you cannot book emergency exit seats online,
HTH, Mr. P
Thx bud. Been there, done that for years. I guess I am just a perfectionist and want to cover every angledurain wrote:find out what type of aircraft you are flying and head over to http://www.seatguru.com/ to check what is the best seats.
CX is the same, or least was when i was flying them. First and last row of the first economy class cabin is often blocked until a few hours before the flight. Sometimes even the first row of the second cabin was also blocked. They free them up if they know the flight is not to be full.littlegreenman wrote:Emirates allow you to pick your seat online after booking, however they do not guarantee this seat (only if you have gold status on Skywards). For some reason the bulkhead seats in the first economy row are not available for reservation until you are at the airport.
I know but if a flight is not busy as in the case of SIA (sometimes happens), I have been able to select a different seat at the last minute. Although I had booked through the airline itself and not a third party so I don't know if conditions and allocations are done differently in that instance.sierra2469alpha wrote:
Plavt - allocation is usually done the night (or sometimes longer, but rarely given the occasional need to change equipment)
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