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Old 7th Sep 2006, 10:40
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777 Legroom Vs. Escape Slide

Can anyone confirm the extent to which legroom is affected by the escape slide housing on 777's. I'm flying with Continental LGW-EWR so just need to get some idea of whether the escape slides at row 32 are going to make the trip significantly less comfortable.

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http://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Con...ng_777-200.php

This is a seat map of the aircraft. I've sat in the same place, but on Thai Air, and it was only 2 across, not three. Was only a slight nuisance. Looks to me like 16J would be better. Or maybe 2K.
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It really depends on the airlines individual config and whether they place their seats right up to the edge of the door or if there is a bit of room.
The BA 777's still have a fair bit of space at the bustle and you can even comfortably stretch your leg out on top of it if you like!!!
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