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Thomson Airways 767's long haul seat config

Evening everyone,

Just after some info and I am sure with the large amount of knowledge on here someone can help.

Flying out on a P&O Caribbean cruise later this year, Manchester to Barbados did this last year and flew there with Thomas Cook on one of their A330s. Now I know they have increased their economy pitch to 33” but were stuck in the isle and my seat neighbour was a tad big and I was squashed for 9 hours.

With this being a P&O charted flight it was on a first come seat basis.
This year they have introduced a small charge to allow you to choose 12 weeks before travel(just outside at the moment so cannot book), we are flying with Thomson Airways B767.

Now had a look around and a tad confused, do they still have a certain number of their own 767’s in what they call long haul config if so is it still 2x4x2 I know it’s 33” but was wondering if they have took one seat from the middle to make 2x3x2, also the chances are that it could be an x First Choice 767 which are 2x3x2 in the back.

Hope you can help as I would love a tad bit of space this time.

Rgds

Andy

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By: wilag - 17th September 2010 at 17:07

Many thanks Lynda, just been on the p&o seat booker and it shows it as 2x3x2, choose 16a and b, are these ok, ie blocked out Windows, as it seems to be an ex FCA 767.

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By: Lindylou - 16th September 2010 at 12:44

Dear Andy,

Many Thank’s for your Enquiry.

Thomson Airways operates two different configurations of the Boeing 767-300ER.
1 – configured 2-4-2 in economy and carries 283 passengers; 252 in Standard Class and 31 in Premium Class.

2 – economy seating is in a spacious 2-3-2 layout. Another version seats 283 in more high density seating.

I hope this Helps you.

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Lynda

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By: topjet330 - 9th September 2010 at 21:28

It will be one of the ex FCA B767’s.

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By: lmisbtn - 9th September 2010 at 10:19

Try this site…

http://www.seatguru.com/

‘Fly Thomas Cook’ is the airline in the list.

You put in your airline and flight number – it should bring up a seating chart of the actual plane on which you will fly. Make your informed choice and then Thomas Cook it.

Happy hols!

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