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Pachamama

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10. Not sure how Air India has that configured - but that is a seat I often take on United flights

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Thu Jun 12, 2025, 07:20 PM

Jun 12

It’s an odd numbered window seat in Polaris business and sits straight facing and I like the general location for flights internationally and is near the wings

They might have just coach and not the flat laying business cabinettes there on that flight.

Whether that played a role location wise or was just sheer luck - who knows.

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British passenger in seat 11A survives India plane crash, reports say [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Jun 12 OP

Wow. SWBTATTReg Jun 12 #1

I wonder what he can remember. pandr32 Jun 12 #2

Looked like loss of engine power. LudwigPastorius Jun 12 #4

Was he even on the plane? It was a fireball obamanut2012 Jun 12 #3

He was conscious and able to give his name to the authorities. LudwigPastorius Jun 12 #5

It probably broke up just before the explosion Prairie Gates Jun 12 #7

Many bodies are burned beyond recognition muriel_volestrangler Jun 12 #8

Mr Ramesh bdamomma Jun 12 #6

Some massive PTSD coming his way. So sad. travelingthrulife Jun 12 #9

Not sure how Air India has that configured - but that is a seat I often take on United flights Pachamama Jun 12 #10