Thai Airways » B777-300ER (Config.2)
Seatplan rating 8.4
- Boarding 9.0
- Seat for sitting 8.5
- Seat for sleeping 9.0
- Service 8.5
- Entertainment 7.0
- Food & drink 7.0
- Punctuality 9.5
- Baggage 9.0
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- B747-400 (Config. 1) - 7.2
- A340-600 - 8.9
- B777-200ER - 8.2
- B777-200 - 6.6
- B777-300 (Config. 1) - 8.3
- B777-300 (Config. 2) - 0.0
- B747-400 (Config. 2) - 6.4
- B777-300ER (Config.2) - 8.4
- A300-600 (Config. 1) - 7.1
- A300-600 (Config. 2) - 0.0
- A300-600 (Config. 3) - 0.0
- B777-300ER (Config.1) - 9.3
- A330-300 (Config. 1) - 0.0
- ATR72 - 0.0
- A330-300 (Config. 2) - 7.5
- A380-800 - 8.4
These Boeing 777-300ER (Extended Range) aircraft are being leased from Jet Airways until 2013 to replace some of its aging Boeing 747s.
They are equipped as Jet Airways had them, with eight first class suites and 30 fully-flat beds in business class. Economy seating has seat-back IFE screens. Note that they are different from the 777-300ERs that Thai is actually buying (Config. 1). These have no first class cabin and are in a very different layout.
Please note:
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Thai Airways sometimes uses long-range aircraft on domestic, regional and other short haul flights, for example Bangkok to Singapore.
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Thai Airways is known to change its aircraft roster with very little notice, and out of line with the published timetabling. Unfortunately this makes it hard to predict which aircraft type you'll be on.
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Although these aircraft have first class cabins, these seats are not sold on short flights - online economy and business class fares are available.
From BusinessTraveller.com
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Thai upgrades premium seating (06/04/10)
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