Best seat on the A330 Eurowings?
Hello community, I'm flying with Eurowings to the Dominican Republic soon on board an A330. Since the flight takes about 10 hours and I'm just under 1.90m tall, I'd like a seat with more legroom. I've already done some research and am undecided whether I should reserve row 30 (emergency exit/restroom) or row 4. Row 30 offers a lot of legroom due to the emergency exit, but people often stand around there when they need to use the restroom. Row 4 is behind Premium Class, separated by a partition. Does anyone know how much legroom there is? It would be enough for me to have at least a few centimeters more space than in the rest of Economy Class. Thanks for your help 😉
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If you can take a window, you can take the place in row 30. I wouldn’t take the gear in row 30. I’d be annoyed if there’s always someone standing around, and if it’s just a bit joking, people might also push your seat if you try to sleep.
So in the A320 zb I had huge space to stretch in row 1 and I am 1.96.
Otherwise emergency exit places?!
But be careful if the flight was then carried out by other airline, as with me from STr to BCN from Condor, completely different seat distribution
Consider that places behind the wings are quite loud.
You’ll probably find more space at the emergency exit. But the final decision whether you get this seat has the cabin staff.
I had a short time ago at a domestic flight in China to get the seat next to the emergency exit. However, before the start there were also questions of stewardess whether I speak and understand English. I have already experienced that passengers have been implemented at these places.