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In response to
"
ty! is there a way to know exactly what plane i'll be on a week away?
"
by
Andie
Seat Guru usually provides at least the make and model for the plane.
Posted by
ReluctantCynic (aka ReluctantCynic)
Dec 6 '16, 12:07
Maybe not the exact precise plane, but should be close.
https://www.seatguru.com/
(www.seatguru.com)
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no, i'm using seatguru, but there's five different layouts for the plane type.
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Andie
Dec 6, 12:09
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Yeesh ... the only other thing I can think of is Flight Aware
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ReluctantCynic
Dec 6, 12:14
You can try going part way through a dummy booking on the airline website and get to the seat choice part without paying
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ty97
Dec 6, 12:12
4
Ty is smart. -- nm
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ReluctantCynic
Dec 6, 12:16
ah, thanks. -- nm
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Andie
Dec 6, 12:12
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It's annoying as heck when they have multiple different layouts. -- nm
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ty97
Dec 6, 12:13
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yes, it is.
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Andie
Dec 6, 12:16
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