In-seat laptop power
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In-seat laptop power
Hi Folks,
Apologies if this the wrong forum, moderator feel free to move.
Tenth wedding anniversary next year and I've splashed out on. Emirates First Class LGW-Auckland. First leg is on A330 and second leg is on a A340-500.
My Laptop needs Sizewell C connected to the national grid at the best of times as my battery life is about 80 mins.
I've only just purchased a Laptop and I'm unfamiliar with in-seat power systems. What sort of power adaptor do I need?
I've searched the WWW and i've found references to AC DC and 'empower' systems.
Does anyone know what system Emirates use on their A330 and A345 so that I can buy the correct type of adaptor.
Many thanks
DC
Apologies if this the wrong forum, moderator feel free to move.
Tenth wedding anniversary next year and I've splashed out on. Emirates First Class LGW-Auckland. First leg is on A330 and second leg is on a A340-500.
My Laptop needs Sizewell C connected to the national grid at the best of times as my battery life is about 80 mins.
I've only just purchased a Laptop and I'm unfamiliar with in-seat power systems. What sort of power adaptor do I need?
I've searched the WWW and i've found references to AC DC and 'empower' systems.
Does anyone know what system Emirates use on their A330 and A345 so that I can buy the correct type of adaptor.
Many thanks
DC

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Thanks - seatguru is a very useful link!
I managed to find the aircraft type being used on the flight I was interested in - but is there a site where you can look up a flight number and date to find the aircraft type? Virgin Atlantic's website doesn't seem to offer the information (or maybe I'm looking in the wrong place!)
I managed to find the aircraft type being used on the flight I was interested in - but is there a site where you can look up a flight number and date to find the aircraft type? Virgin Atlantic's website doesn't seem to offer the information (or maybe I'm looking in the wrong place!)




