'Different' Seating Preallocation Pattern!

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This flight has been seemingly just about sold out for the last week. It is currently:

J0 C0 D0 I0 Y3 B3 H1 K0 M0 L0 G0

(it had been as low as Y2 B0)

Many seats became preallocated in the last few hours. Now, at T-40 I see this:

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See rows 20-27 - in my experiences this is very unusual, generally it is the middle B or E seats unallocated, not the aisle.

Is this just a random line up or is the a specific reason?

Thoughts anyone ...
 
Thoughts anyone ...

Altea theoretical seating will assign parties of even numbers into A/B, B/C, D/E or E/F pairs. That would be my suspicion. If it's mostly single travellers it will seat them in A, C, D or F.
 
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Was the aircraft always a 737? Maybe if it was A330 originally you'd have a few people taking the pairs on either side of the cabin?
 
Was the aircraft always a 737? Maybe if it was A330 originally you'd have a few people taking the pairs on either side of the cabin?
Since booking in early January it has been the case of it being a 73H - last November when I took this redeye it was a 332.

Many of these seats were not allocated yesterday.

I am hoping it changes to a 330 - I have an alert out for an aircraft sub. :)
 
I watched the seat allocation unfold over the last day and a half.

I think it's as @madrooster indicated ... but a pretty silly scheme IMHO not taking 73H into account.

It's currently: J0 C0 D0 I0 Y0 B0 H0 K0 M0 L0 G0 with check in closing in 30 minutes. 2 economy seats blocked and 2 unallocated ...
 
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