flyglobespan

[chrisuk013]

does anyone know where i can view the different seats on the plane,on a picture as i am thinking about flying to new york with them business class but would like to see the seats first!

[heathfield]

There are so many different aircraft, each with several different seating arrangements, that it's not easy to give any advice. If you can find out the aircraft type they' d be using, plus the maximum number of passengers on the plane, it would help in finding a seating plan.

[dzug]

They use a wide bodied Boeing 767-300 Try googling that

[lady_p_gold]

If you actually book with Virgin then you can go in and look at the seats and change your seat on line, but I think you actually have to have purchased the seat.

[KARL]

Many airlines show an indicative seating plan in their publications such as an in-flight magazine and timetable (don't know if Flyinglobespan do) but these often do not match the configuration on the actual flight, even for the same aircraft type. I know of no airline that gives you online sight of seating plans before you buy and even then I have many times found myself moved when they decided to enlarge business class - I tend to select as far foward as I can. Usually (but not always) I have still got a left window seat as preferred, just (much) further back. What you could try is communicate with them direct and explain your request - it would surprise me if the could not patch a plan into an e-mail and send you, but they will very likely not promise that the plan will be exactly the same on any particular flight until some 3 hours at most before flying. Even then they might at the last minute have to switch aircraft.

[nickmo]

http://www.seatguru.com

and enter the model of plane for the flight. There are a couple of versions of the 767-300, so have a lok at the Air Canada 767-300 info for example as an idea of the spacing as Flyglobespan are not on the seatguru list.

[marbob]

If you are flying BA go obto ba.com and into manage my trip.From ther you can book your seat via a seat plan and move yourself about according to where you want to sit. If you are flying club class suggest you try for a window seat as with the flat bed you wont be disturbed.

[dzug]

Found this snippet:

Business is rather under the level of most scheduled airlines, offering a comfortable but not enormous 50-inch seat pitch