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If it is a 747-400 with same configuation as the one I went on last month then it is PE on the Upper Deck as we were in row 72ac (miss out b as the seats are larger!), which was the second row out of 10 up there. This means there is a maximum of 40 passengers to 2/3 flight crew and three toilets (shared with flight deck!).
Hope this helps
Claire
The 747-400 seat configuration of the Virgin Atlantic plane we went on last month is nothing like the one on the link to uk-air.net so Virgin must be using various styles of seating. Ring if you are curious to know and I'm sure you will be told where the seats are.
Claire
The seat configuration on UK-Air.Net's site is not the same as the 747-400s Virgin run on the Orlando route. We were in 75ac in PE coming home last August and they were exit seats. They were where row 70 is shown, but it was not a mixed cabin (i.e. no Upper Class seats).
Just tried to phone and pre-book row 75. "Sorry, those seats are not available for pre-booking, but I can book row 76 for you". Seems that the seating plan is still the same!
Seats can be requested in all classes. However, there is only a certain percentage of seats that Virgin will allow to requested (may be 80% or may be considerably less - I forget). Once that percentage has been reached, no more seat requested will be taken before check-in.
Even if you "request" seats you may not get what is requested (they may be given away at check-in). So the best strategy is to check in as early as possible.
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