Will I have a good view?

[strid]

Hello.
We've got seats number 18H & G on Flt No TOM 442 which I think is on a 767.
From what I've found out it is over the right wing, but by how much?
Will I get a some form of a view or am I more or less over the middle of the wing where there's not much to see?
Regards

[Fernanjet]

Depends.....night flight....not really.....transatlantic flight.....not really.....

TV screen....perfect view!!

[strid]

MAN to SSH - 10:10 late June
Went last yr on a 75, up front, great view - still hoping:)

[Der absolute Hammer]

The wing more or less starts at 14 and ends at 28.
Don't think you get a video.

[strid]

Found this:
Thomson Airways B767-300ER - SeatPlans.com (http://www.seatplans.com/airlines/Thomson-Airways/seatplans/B767-300-11)

5hr 35, better had get a movie or two :{

[Airclues]

At about that position there is a row which has no window. It is level with the engine, where the fuselage is strengthened in case a fanblade decides to fly off.

Dave

[One Outsider]

No such thing Dave. The fan casing is designed to contain loose blades. The increased spacing between some cabin windows is there to make room for the air conditioning riser ducts.

[Airclues]

One Outsider

Many thanks for the info. I was given that row on a BA 767 (row 14??) and the engine thing is what the CSD told me was the reason for no window. Obviously duff info.

Dave

[PaperTiger]

Duff info from an airline ground-pounder ? Who'd of thought...