jrh
Well-Known Member
I was riding in back of a United 757-200 from Berlin to Newark this weekend and noticed the seat row numbers jumped from something like 11 or 12, up to 20. In other words, seats 11D, 11E, and 11F were directly in front of 20D, 20E, and 20F.
Why the break in sequence? Does it make rebooking seats easier if another aircraft is swapped on to the line unexpectedly?
I think I saw this on another aircraft a while ago (A320?) but forgot to ask about it.
Why the break in sequence? Does it make rebooking seats easier if another aircraft is swapped on to the line unexpectedly?
I think I saw this on another aircraft a while ago (A320?) but forgot to ask about it.