Michael

Hopefully someone can help. I am flying EWR-LIS-EWR TAP
Air-Portugal's A340-300. I was able to use miles to upgrade for the
outbound segment, but not the return. How are their new seats in the
front? Service? Also, the reservation agent indicated that they
only assign exit rows at the airport. For the return, I am currently
in 27B. According to checkmytrip.com, this looks like it is an exit
seat. However, on TAP's website, it is unclear whether the exit row
is row 26 or 27. Does anyone have firsthand knowledge of which row is
actually the exit row?

Ze Bastos

Why don't you ask them?

http://www.tap.pt/portal/v10/EN/jsp/contact/email.jsp


PS: By the way, what EWR stants for???

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    > Hopefully someone can help. I am flying EWR-LIS-EWR TAP
    > Air-Portugal's A340-300. I was able to use miles to upgrade for the
    > outbound segment, but not the return. How are their new seats in the
    > front? Service? Also, the reservation agent indicated that they
    > only assign exit rows at the airport. For the return, I am currently
    > in 27B. According to checkmytrip.com, this looks like it is an exit
    > seat. However, on TAP's website, it is unclear whether the exit row
    > is row 26 or 27. Does anyone have firsthand knowledge of which row is
    > actually the exit row?

Szozu

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    > PS: By the way, what EWR stants for???
Newark Airport in Newark, New Jersey--considered as one of the three major
New York City airports.

Lana

Michael

I did ask them, and was told that it wasn't an exit row (please refer
to the original post below). However, their (both TAP, and
checkmytrip.com) seatmap indicates it is. I was interested if anyone
that has actually been on TAP recently and knows for sure.
Reservation agents only pass on the info that they have. I was once
told by another airline agent that all rows of a particular aircraft
on airline xyz have the same seat pitch, including exit rows.
However, I knew that this was not the case. Hence the reason form my
post. Often travellers in newsgroup forums have more accurate
knowledge.

Michael

On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 01:32:31 -0000, "Ze Bastos" <[email protected]>
wrote:

    >Why don't you ask them?
    >http://www.tap.pt/portal/v10/EN/jsp/contact/email.jsp
    >PS: By the way, what EWR stants for???
    >"Michael" <gopackgo1@(nospam)netzero.net> escreveu na mensagem
    >news:[email protected]...
    >> Hopefully someone can help. I am flying EWR-LIS-EWR TAP
    >> Air-Portugal's A340-300. I was able to use miles to upgrade for the
    >> outbound segment, but not the return. How are their new seats in the
    >> front? Service? Also, the reservation agent indicated that they
    >> only assign exit rows at the airport. For the return, I am currently
    >> in 27B. According to checkmytrip.com, this looks like it is an exit
    >> seat. However, on TAP's website, it is unclear whether the exit row
    >> is row 26 or 27. Does anyone have firsthand knowledge of which row is
    >> actually the exit row?

Ze Bastos

Thanks
"szozu" <hoppbunny at hotmail dot com> escreveu na mensagem
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    > "Ze Bastos" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > >
    > >
    > > PS: By the way, what EWR stants for???
    > >
    > Newark Airport in Newark, New Jersey--considered as one of the three major
    > New York City airports.
    > Lana