J on QF762 and QF773 - skybeds?

[ZeFlash]

Have upgraded to J on QF762 PER-MEL on 26/2 and return QF773 on 28/2.

Can anyone tell me what the seating arrangements are? Outbound is A330 and inbound is a A320.

Have 5E on both flights but wondering what the difference was going to be on the two flights?

Thanks in advance!

 

[mannej]

QF don't fly the A320 domestically.

What does your seatmap look like? That will provide you an answer.

 

[drewbles]

QF762:

QF773:

Might want to check as 5E is not showing as allocated on the outbound on EF at least.

i'm assuming the first is a skybed config.

 

[ZeFlash]

[h=2]Flight QF 773[/h][h=3]Operated by Qantas[/h]

Departure:	Melbourne Terminal 1
Date:	Fri 28 Feb 14
Time:	17:05
Arrival:	Perth Terminal 4
Date:	Fri 28 Feb 14
Time:	18:10
Meal:	Dinner
Stopover:	-
Total duration:	4h 05m
Aircraft type:	Airbus Industrie A330-200 -view aircraft/ seat map

 

[serfty]

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i'm assuming the first is a skybed config.

A QF A333 must be skybed (mk 1).

 

[ZeFlash]

Yeah sorry - thought it was 5E on both but just checked and its 4E on the Per-Mel and 5E on the way back.

So the 330 looks like angled skybed but what about the 320 from MEL-PER - it's not the old J is it?

 

[mannej]

A332 and A320 are two totally different aircraft.
Does the A332 seatmap have 2 different mini cabins?

 

[ZeFlash]

Maybe I'm confusing people or am confused myself. The outbound is an A330-300 and the inbound is an A330-200. The seatmap for the A330-200 is a split J cabin with a galley in between row 3 and 4. I assume that the PER-MEL is Mk1 skybed but am not sure what to expect on the MEL-PER on the 332 (I can see where I was getting confused - sorry newby here)

 

[mannej]

Maybe I'm confusing people or am confused myself. The outbound is an A330-300 and the inbound is an A330-200. The seatmap for the A330-200 is a split J cabin with a galley inbetween row 3 and 4.

You have skybeds each way, however it is subject to change.

The A320 is similar to the 737 in that it is a narrow body airline. JQ fly these, however QF do not.

The A330 is totally different, as it is a widebody aircraft. The -200 model can also be designated as the 332, with the -300 model being shown as the 333.

 

[ZeFlash]

You have skybeds each way.

Thanks - that is what I was hoping for.

I'm also looking forward to the new domestic J dinner menu as haven't flown in the pointy end since it was introduced.

 

[Danger]

There are numerous existing threads on this topic.

Perhaps this thread could be closed and merged.

 

[maninblack]

QF 762's never had Skybeds and unfortunately QF has no 773's. lol apologies in advance.

 

[Kefci2000]

Yeah sorry - thought it was 5E on both but just checked and its 4E on the Per-Mel and 5E on the way back.

So the 330 looks like angled skybed but what about the 320 from MEL-PER - it's not the old J is it?

Seat guru suggest so