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Seat 6 G is a Business Class seat however, the proximity to the lavatory may be bothersome. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row. Seat 82 F is an Economy Class seat with extra legroom. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row. Seat 44 H is a standard Economy seat, however, this seat may feel cramped due to the curvature of the fuselage. Seat 43 H has extra legroom. The proximity to the lavatory may be bothersome. This seat has an immovable armrest, slightly reducing seat width. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row. It’s true what they say, the galley is LOUD. It doubles as a staff room so I frequently had off-duty crew standing at my feet chatting to the staff inside. This got annoying after a while and I had to ask them to move inside so I could try and sleep

Seat 52 K has extra legroom, however the proximity to the galley may be bothersome. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row. Seat 52 B has extra legroom, however the proximity to the galley may be bothersome. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row. Seat 26 J is a standard Business seat, however, the proximity to the lavatory and bar may be bothersome. Seat 82 G is an Economy Class seat with extra legroom. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row.

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Seat 54 G is an Economy Class seat that has extra legroom. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row. Seat 54 A is a standard Economy seat, however, this seat has limited under seat leg and storage room due to the presence of an entertainment equipment box. Seat 82 D is an Economy Class seat with extra legroom. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row. Seat 52 H has extra legroom, however the proximity to the galley may be bothersome. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row.

Seat 22 D is a Business Class Exit Row seat that may have extra legroom. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row. Seat 44 C is a standard Economy seat, however, this seat may feel cramped due to the curvature of the fuselage. Seat 4 A is a standard First Class suite, however, the proximity to the lavatory and galley may be bothersome. Seat 55 A is a standard Economy seat, however, this seat has limited under seat leg and storage room due to the presence of an entertainment equipment box.

Seat 67 E is an Economy Class Exit Row seat that has extra legroom. The proximity to the lavatories may be bothersome. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row. Seat 4 K is a standard First Class suite, however, the proximity to the lavatory and galley may be bothersome. There is one plus about these seats and that's that there is space behind seats 21D&G (center aisle) and the bulkhead so if you need to stand-up and bounce your baby, there's a convenient spot to stand that doesn't get in the way of other passengers moving around the aisles. The other option is to go to the bar area which also works well as a change of scenery and room to walk around. Seat 54 E is an Economy Class seat that has extra legroom. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row.

But you can’t sleep. From the noise, to the people constantly bumping you. This will drive you mad by the 9th hour (why people? WHY? Can you not see me??!!). Hint: I finally figured out if you raise your TV it acts as a barrier – so your blind and clumsy co-passengers will hit that instead of you and you can keep sleeping. My wife in 80B didn't have this problem and her sleep was better than mine. The narrow seat is a little uncomfortable. I’m an average size guy but I got a case of bum-cramp by the end of the 14 hours because I couldn’t shift my position enough.

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Seat 22 G is a Business Class Exit Row seat that may have extra legroom. Passengers traveling with an infant are often seated here as there are bassinets in this row.