PHL to RIC in a 737?

[Heinrich]

Flight 481 on 12/27 was a 737/300. Never ever flown a Boeing into RIC and I never in 4 years flew a single Airbus into ORF. I thought that there were segretated stations in case of crew illness / maintenance etc...

GA had to juggle a few PAX around - didn't realize a 737 was smaller than an A319, that was interesting to me.

 

[BoeingBoy]

didn't realize a 737 was smaller than an A319, that was interesting to me.

It's not when comparing East aircraft - the 319 has 120 seats and the 737-300 has 126 (12/108 vs 12/114).

Jim

 

[JS]

Flight 481 on 12/27 was a 737/300. Never ever flown a Boeing into RIC and I never in 4 years flew a single Airbus into ORF. I thought that there were segretated stations in case of crew illness / maintenance etc...

GA had to juggle a few PAX around - didn't realize a 737 was smaller than an A319, that was interesting to me.

December 27? That was four months ago.

 

[Heinrich]

December 27? That was four months ago.

Well that was stupid - where was my brain? It was 04/27. i'm trying to figure out how to edit the opening topic now. I have an 'edit now' button here but not there. Maybe a MOD can fix the date for me?

 

[Clwflyguy97]

Flight 481 was orginally schedule to be flown with an airbus 319, but was aircraft subbed to a beoing 737-300.

 

[BoeingBoy]

Heinrich,

It just occured to me - the exit row is 1 row different (row 9 on 319, row 10 on 737-300). That may have been the reason for juggling people around.

Jim