Boeing 767-300ER
2 configurations on record at United Airlines. The same
aircraft name can fly in more than one layout, so the config code is the truth: check the code on
your booking rather than the aircraft name.
Which one am I on?
Your booking will not name the configuration. Open the seat map in your
confirmation and read the highest row number on it.
44 76L 51 76Q
Pick a number and the configuration resolves.
76L
46 Business · 22 Premium Plus · 99 Economy
Last row on the map 44 Economy starts at row 30 76Q
30 Business · 24 Premium Plus · 149 Economy
Last row on the map 51 Economy starts at row 30 What differs 76L46J 22W 99M 76Q30J 24W 149M Business 46rows 1-18 30rows 1-10 Premium Plus 22rows 20-23 24rows 20-23 Economy 99rows 30-44 149rows 30-51 Extra legroom not stated not stated Total 167 203
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