Upgrading with Virgin at Heathrow Terminal 3

Sam_Bee

ginvzt wrote: »

The 'two seat rows' at the back of the plane have been prebooked long ago (we booked our trip in May and these have been reserved already).

Another question - how early can you usually check-in? We will be coming to the airport at about lunchtime and flying only at 9pm, any chance they would let us to check in? (We want to go to london for a day..)

As Air NZ also have a 14.25 flight, there is every chance they will let you check in early as the desk will be open.

However, at check-in, do double check those seats as sometimes the ones at the back do not go back (have a look at Seat Guru).

ginvzt

Sam_Bee wrote: »

As Air NZ also have a 14.25 flight, there is every chance they will let you check in early as the desk will be open.

However, at check-in, do double check those seats as sometimes the ones at the back do not go back (have a look at Seat Guru).

I am sorry, what do you mean saying 'do not go back'? Row 63 is in the back of the plane (68 is the lat one). I know that the seats might be changed, but hopefully to better ones...

I have just tried to check the flight and it would show me the flight at all if I choose more than 1 passenger. For 1 person it offers seat in economy and seat in premium economy. So, it looks like the flight is going to be full - little chance to have the seat next to us free.

dzug

It means the seats in the last row may not recline.

ginvzt

dzug wrote: »

It means the seats in the last row may not recline.

Sorry, my brain must be on holiday already!!!! As this is not the last seat, theer should be no problem with that!!!!

hammy_the_hammer

the last seats are sometimes blanked out for use by crew.

sarah1972

If you are flying over xmas with virgin, check your flights as I have a friend who works for virgin and there is rumour they are going on strike very soon.