On Finnair A321 the first eight rows have more legroom (visible on the seat map), though usually fewer rows are sold as a Business Class. Their A321 is also used for all economy "holiday" flights to the Mediterranean, Canary Islands, Madeira etc. Thanks for the report!
@mikrokupu Those seats are definitely worth targeting if you’re flying on an economy fare. Until recently, I haven’t had a lot of interaction with Finnair and their arrangement with Qantas. So far they’ve been very consistent which is rare these days. Thank you, and thanks for watching! Shane.
Here's the seatmap! Thanks for watching:
www.aerolopa.com/ay-321
On Finnair A321 the first eight rows have more legroom (visible on the seat map), though usually fewer rows are sold as a Business Class. Their A321 is also used for all economy "holiday" flights to the Mediterranean, Canary Islands, Madeira etc.
Thanks for the report!
@mikrokupu Those seats are definitely worth targeting if you’re flying on an economy fare. Until recently, I haven’t had a lot of interaction with Finnair and their arrangement with Qantas. So far they’ve been very consistent which is rare these days. Thank you, and thanks for watching! Shane.