Where are seats B and E?

[supportamtrak]

Sorry for my ignorance, but on Amfleet I coach, on the right are seats A & C, and on the left D & F. I asked a conductor about the missing B & E seats and he brushed me off... lol.

Does anybody know?

Thanks!

 

[slasher-fun]

That's similar to airline seating: ABC left of the aisle, DEF right of it. If there are less than 6 seats, some letters will be missing.
https://www.seatguru.com/airlines/American_Airlines/American_Airlines_ERJ-175_MCE.php

 

[supportamtrak]

That's similar to airline seating: ABC left of the aisle, DEF right of it. If there are less than 6 seats, some letters will be missing.
https://www.seatguru.com/airlines/American_Airlines/American_Airlines_ERJ-175_MCE.php

Great! So where is seat F on the Boeing 777 ER?

 

[PVD]

It depends. Is it a 200 or 300? Which airline and which cabin? There may or may not eve be a seat F depending on the answers to the previous questions.

 

[jis]

I know I should stay away from these emotionally charged questions about airlines on a railway board, [emoji57]but typically just as an example, there are two seat numbering profiles used, one for single aisle and one for two aisle aircraft. Single aisle typically has A and F as window and C and D as aisle. Two aisle depending on the airline has A and K or L as window and D, E , H and J as aisle. Usually I is always missing.

But as PVD says, it depends on the airline.

 

[slasher-fun]

Great! So where is seat F on the Boeing 777 ER?

Well, so far, I've never heard of twin-aisle Amtrak cars, so I'm not sure that's really relevant here.

 

[jis]

Redacted

 

[trainman74]

Redacted

You know what else has been redacted? Seats B and E!

 

[jis]

You know what else has been redacted? Seats B and E!

They were never there. The seats I mean. It would be an interesting development when we get 6 abreast seating in Amfleet. [emoji15]