Airline seats - website with descriptions

saw this in computer newsgroup:
www.seatguru.com any airline/ any model, then hover over the seat number for comments good/bad. Pick your airline then plane model, like ... Delta - 767-300 =
http://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Del..._767-300_D.php
and you'll see - even in first class some seats have issues

Bobb

- Bobb - wrote:
saw this in computer newsgroup:
www.seatguru.com http://www.seatguru.com any airline/ any model, then
hover over the seat number for comments good/bad. Pick your airline then
plane model, like ... Delta - 767-300 =
http://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Del..._767-300_D.php
and you'll see - even in first class some seats have issues


Thanks for posting this! I just discovered that our seats for a
cross-country trip had no window, and changed our seat assignments
accordingly. I noticed while I was doing this that all the "extra leg
room" seats were already taken, so presumably others know about this.

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saw this in computer newsgroup:
www.seatguru.com any airline/ any model, then hover over the seat number =
for comments good/bad. Pick your airline then plane model, like ... =
Delta - 767-300 =3D
http://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Del...es_Boeing_767=
-300_D.php
and you'll see - even in first class some seats have issues

Bobb

Thanks for the URL. I had not run across this site before, and I've done a ton
of Google'ing for such data. Now, if I could only find a site that lists the
exact ship that an airline will be using on a particular flight. Yeah, I know
that there is similar data on each airline's site, but it is highly subject to
change. Also, airlines have a tendency to change the seating config. on some
flights at the last minute - a 767 with inter-continental seating arrangement
may be pressed into service, or one with continental seating might get placed
into overseas flights.

Hunt