Monarch to Deer Lake
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Monarch to Deer Lake
Hello, does anyone know what type of Aircraft Monarch use to Deer Lake,Canada and if you can prebook actual seat numbers etc - what would the best seats be? Any other info much appreciated i.e is the any IFE?
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It will be a 757. Don't know if you can pre-book seats as it is a charter - I guess your travel agent will have the answer to that. I'm sure you will be able to request seats at check - in and there may be a charge for legroom seats.
I think most of the time the loads are around the 100 mark and on a 213 seat aircraft - that means pleanty of room.
Hope this helps - and is an acurate answer (perhaps someone else might care to add to it).
Regards,
BP
I think most of the time the loads are around the 100 mark and on a 213 seat aircraft - that means pleanty of room.
Hope this helps - and is an acurate answer (perhaps someone else might care to add to it).
Regards,
BP
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Blimey, 213 seats on a 757 - that's 7% more than a BA config, which isn't exactly generous in the seat pitch department. I don't think I'd want to fly to Canada in one, even if it's only half-full!
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If your really lucky 
you could be on one of the 757's that are configured at 235 seats.
If you were to pay the $48000 that some of our clients pay the company may lay on the 92 seat configured aircraft (yeah right!!!).
you could be on one of the 757's that are configured at 235 seats.If you were to pay the $48000 that some of our clients pay the company may lay on the 92 seat configured aircraft (yeah right!!!).
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235 seats! Assuming that BA are at around 31" pitch , my calculator gives the pitch for 235 seats as 26" - is that legal (or even physically possible). Or is this some 'stretched' 757 variant that I wot not of?
