Aviation Updates Philippines - Philippine Airlines had unveiled its new seats on board their newest aircraft, the Airbus A330-343X HGW. The aircraft is equipped with 18 Business Class seats, 27 Premium Economy seats, and 323 Economy seats.
Philippine Airlines ordered the High Gross Weight A330s in 2012 which is heavier than the standard Airbus A330s. The newly acquired Airbus A330-300 HGW of Philippine Airlines with the tail number, RP-C8760, will be seen operating in Abu Dhabi, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Nagoya, Tokyo-Haneda, and Seoul throughout the year.
Photos below shows the seats and interior of the newly acquired Airbus A330-300 HGW. Photos are copyrighted by Philippine Airlines.
Economy Class features SICMA 5751
articulating seats with seat pans that lift up and slide forward as the seat back reclines, the design also optimizes passenger space. The seats in economy class pitches from 30 to 31 inches.
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| Economy Seats (PHOTO) Philippine Airlines |
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| Economy Seats (PHOTO) Philippine Airlines |
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| Economy Seats (PHOTO) Philippine Airlines |
Premium Economy seats have more legroom than the regular economy seats, economy seats have an industry-standard pitch of 30 to 31 inches while the premium economy have 34 inches.
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| Premium Economy Seats (PHOTO) Philippine Airlines |
Business Class seats showcases the Equinox 3D seat by French design firm Sogerma – a plush, ultra-modern seat with an innovative design.
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| Business Class Seats (PHOTO) Philippine Airlines |
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| Business Class Seats (PHOTO) Philippine Airlines |
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| Business Class Seats (PHOTO) Philippine Airlines |
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| What we believed as lights (PHOTO) Philippine Airlines |
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| Business Class Seats (PHOTO) Philippine Airlines |
Note: *Photos above respectively belong to their owners.
The reading lights in business should be changed to a flexible type rather than the fixed one.
ReplyDeleteThe economy 3-3-3 seats are just horrible!. When you are more than 5'7" in height your head will touch the wall panels of the aircraft!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your feedback. This will be helpful for the airline to adjust their cabin arrangements in the future.
DeleteI wonder when Philippine Airlines, currently under management of Gilbert Sta. Maria, will reconfigure the remaining "Ramon S. Ang Airbus A330 configuration" of Philippine Airlines' Airbus A330-300 into more comfortable seats.
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