how to find out if seated together?

I'm flying with my partner to Boston from Amsterdam on NW 37 on Monday.
We checked in online, but could only change seats on the MAN-AMS leg. On
the Boston leg we're in 29 H and J. I'm assuming these are together
(i.e. no "I") but is there a way to check? Going to either website
doesn't let us see the seating plan, and going to NWA just redirects
back to KLM.

Any help appreciated!

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(*) of the royal duchy of city south and deansgate
www.davidhorne.net (email address on website)
"The fact is that when I compose I never think of and never
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David Horne, _the_ chancellor (*) wrote:

I'm flying with my partner to Boston from Amsterdam on NW 37 on Monday.
We checked in online, but could only change seats on the MAN-AMS leg. On
the Boston leg we're in 29 H and J. I'm assuming these are together
(i.e. no "I") but is there a way to check? Going to either website
doesn't let us see the seating plan, and going to NWA just redirects
back to KLM.

Sorry to follow-up, but I just found them on NWA's site- looks like exit
row seats...

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www.davidhorne.net (email address on website)
"The fact is that when I compose I never think of and never
have thought of meeting the listener." -George Perle

"David Horne, _the_ chancellor (*)" wrote in message
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I'm flying with my partner to Boston from Amsterdam on NW 37 on Monday.
We checked in online, but could only change seats on the MAN-AMS leg. On
the Boston leg we're in 29 H and J. I'm assuming these are together
(i.e. no "I") but is there a way to check? Going to either website
doesn't let us see the seating plan, and going to NWA just redirects
back to KLM.

Any help appreciated!



They are adjacent exit row seats on an Airbus 330-300 on the starboard side.

A good resource for locating seats is at http://www.seatguru.com/
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JohnT

JohnT wrote:

"David Horne, _the_ chancellor (*)" wrote in message
...
I'm flying with my partner to Boston from Amsterdam on NW 37 on Monday.
We checked in online, but could only change seats on the MAN-AMS leg. On
the Boston leg we're in 29 H and J. I'm assuming these are together
(i.e. no "I") but is there a way to check? Going to either website
doesn't let us see the seating plan, and going to NWA just redirects
back to KLM.

Any help appreciated!



They are adjacent exit row seats on an Airbus 330-300 on the starboard side.

A good resource for locating seats is at http://www.seatguru.com/

Thanks- I found that website after the initial post!

We've had those seats before- I don't find the people milling around the
toilets annoying!

Perhaps more importantly, we were checked into two non-adjacent seats on
the MAN-AMS portion near the back- I was able to change that to two
adjacent seats in row 3. For the connection, any extra minutes not spent
on the plane at AMS are a bonus!

--
(*) of the royal duchy of city south and deansgate
www.davidhorne.net (email address on website)
"The fact is that when I compose I never think of and never
have thought of meeting the listener." -George Perle

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 09:54:22 +0000, (David Horne,
_the_ chancellor (*)) wrote:

I'm flying with my partner to Boston from Amsterdam on NW 37 on Monday.
We checked in online, but could only change seats on the MAN-AMS leg. On
the Boston leg we're in 29 H and J. I'm assuming these are together
(i.e. no "I") but is there a way to check? Going to either website
doesn't let us see the seating plan, and going to NWA just redirects
back to KLM.

Any help appreciated!

My first thought would be to call the airline. They might be more
helpful than you might think..

Flying with martin ?
Wow !

"David Horne, _the_ chancellor (*)" a écrit dans le
message de ...
I'm flying with my partner to Boston from Amsterdam on NW 37 on Monday.
We checked in online, but could only change seats on the MAN-AMS leg. On
the Boston leg we're in 29 H and J. I'm assuming these are together
(i.e. no "I") but is there a way to check? Going to either website
doesn't let us see the seating plan, and going to NWA just redirects
back to KLM.

Any help appreciated!

--
(*) of the royal duchy of city south and deansgate
www.davidhorne.net (email address on website)
"The fact is that when I compose I never think of and never
have thought of meeting the listener." -George Perle

Yeah funny how people rely on newsgroups to solve their little problems...

"Brian" a écrit dans le message de
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On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 09:54:22 +0000, (David Horne,
_the_ chancellor (*)) wrote:

I'm flying with my partner to Boston from Amsterdam on NW 37 on Monday.
We checked in online, but could only change seats on the MAN-AMS leg. On
the Boston leg we're in 29 H and J. I'm assuming these are together
(i.e. no "I") but is there a way to check? Going to either website
doesn't let us see the seating plan, and going to NWA just redirects
back to KLM.

Any help appreciated!

My first thought would be to call the airline. They might be more
helpful than you might think..

Brian wrote:

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 09:54:22 +0000, (David Horne,
_the_ chancellor (*)) wrote:

I'm flying with my partner to Boston from Amsterdam on NW 37 on Monday.
We checked in online, but could only change seats on the MAN-AMS leg. On
the Boston leg we're in 29 H and J. I'm assuming these are together
(i.e. no "I") but is there a way to check? Going to either website
doesn't let us see the seating plan, and going to NWA just redirects
back to KLM.

Any help appreciated!

My first thought would be to call the airline. They might be more
helpful than you might think..

I found it easier to check online, and John answered the question
quickly. I did initially call Northwest, but was told it would be an
8-minute wait.

However.... I'm delighted to report that, in fact, we didn't sit there
at all. When we boarded at AMS, the KLM staff upgraded us to business-
we got 1C and G. Fabulous christmas present! No clue why we were
selected.... I'm putting it down to my partner's snazzy jacket and tie!


--
(*) of the royal duchy of city south and deansgate
www.davidhorne.net (email address on website)
"The fact is that when I compose I never think of and never
have thought of meeting the listener." -George Perle

On Tue, 23 Dec 2008 00:29:25 +0000, (David Horne,
_the_ chancellor (*)) wrote:


I found it easier to check online, and John answered the question
quickly. I did initially call Northwest, but was told it would be an
8-minute wait.

I'm not averse to checking something online or asking questions. It's
just that there are times it's easier to take the direct route. I
might even be doing something online while I'm waiting for that 8
minutes and see which is quicker.

However.... I'm delighted to report that, in fact, we didn't sit there
at all. When we boarded at AMS, the KLM staff upgraded us to business-
we got 1C and G. Fabulous christmas present! No clue why we were
selected.... I'm putting it down to my partner's snazzy jacket and tie!


Some people are lucky. G