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Alula

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  1. Thank you! That’s very helpful.

     

    What I do is my wife and I will pick a seat towards the back of the plane. In this plane I would avoid rows 38 and 40 though. https://www.seatguru.com/airlines/United_Airlines/United_Airlines_Boeing_787-900.php

     

    So we pick a seat in the back, but then I will pick a window seat and she will pick and aisle seat. And then we wait. Most people don't pick middle seats, and then when there are only middle seats most people pick middle seats towards the front of the plane. Lastly, seats automatically given to last minute customers or those who don't pick their seat usually go from front to back with middle being last.

     

    There, you have the best chance of having no one sit in the middle. If the seat it taken, that person will happily take the window instead of being in the middle.

     

    Or, each pick an aisle where you both will know you have an aisle.

     

    I enjoy window seats, though this flight will be almost entirely in the dark. So the window is best for sleeping as you won't see much outside in the dark night.

     

    It is a long flight, so if you have a chance to get a 3 seats for 2 people that would be nice. It is not a huge chance, a lot of flights go out full. But international flights tend to have lower loads then domestic flights. The three times I have done it in the last year or so on long haul flight it has worked.

  2. I will be flying from San Francisco to Singapore and I would love advice on seat selection. Should I sit next to my husband in a middle seat ( he wants the aisle) or should I take the other aisle seat? It’s about an 18 hour flight. I don’t want to feel squished in the middle, but want to get some sleep. Then I read that a window seat is best for sleeping since you can lean on the window! I rarely fly, so I would love advice from some of you experts. Thanks!

  3. For those who have been to this port, does the ship really dock in Hanoi (up the Red River)? I’ve read it’s three hours to Halong Bay for excursions. I will be there for two days and am planning to explore Halong Bay both Days, but that much travel time may change my mind. I’m going on Oceania. Do some ships dock in Halong Bay? Any tour company recommendations or must sees? Thanks!

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