Non Emergency Bulkhead Seats

[Ali and boyz]

Does anyone know if there are any non emergency bulkhead seats in the front of the Premair class when flying with MY Travel.

With my DS it would make our life 100 times easer to get him onto a seat (that is if there is any or for that matter if would be lucky enough to get one)

 

[Amyrlin]

I think they are usually resevered for medical needs.

 

[alisonbestford]

I know Virgin have bulkhead seats, for medical needs, as we've had them the last few years for DH

I think they keep others for families, with babies, so that the babies can sleep.

Guess it's worth asking though just in case there aren't many people needing them for medical needs or babies

 

[mushumadness]

we know we have the bulk heads, but thats because of medical needs of our neice

why not ring and check

 

[Ali and boyz]

our TA is going to deal with everything in a couple of weeks. I just wondered if MY Travel (we aren't flying with virgin) had non emergency bulkhead seats in their Premair Class. My son has Medical Needs but I just wanted to know before I colated the information to them for my son. He needs a full carry on onto the plane and life would be 100 times easier getting him on to the plane seat as he is a dead weight.

If anybody knows if MY Travel have these non emergency bulkhead seat in premair I would be really grateful.
thanks again

 

[angelbaby29871]

we're flying with MYtravel in nov in premier class & i've been trying to find seating plans for the cabins as i need to sit forward in the cabin for medical reasons. My TA told me we normally fly on an airbus300, got a seating plan from them and it looks like they gave bulkhead seats available but you have to get in quick, sometime they also ask for a doctors letter to confirm why you need a specific seat in the cabin as they are normally given out on a first come first serve basis at check in. hope this helps.

 

[Ali and boyz]

we're flying with MYtravel in nov in premier class & i've been trying to find seating plans for the cabins as i need to sit forward in the cabin for medical reasons. My TA told me we normally fly on an airbus300, got a seating plan from them and it looks like they gave bulkhead seats available but you have to get in quick, sometime they also ask for a doctors letter to confirm why you need a specific seat in the cabin as they are normally given out on a first come first serve basis at check in. hope this helps.

THANKS

Our TA is going to email rather than phone so we have it in writing as we all need a full carry on for our son so will get her to ask at the same time.

 

[Claire L]

AFAIK bulkhead seats are all non emergency aisles as they are not near the doors, but instead the seats are behind an inner partition within the cabin hence the name. So bulkheads are available for those with babies or medical needs. Only emergency aisle exits seats are strictly allocated to over 16's who are 100% fit.
So that should help you esp if you ring asap and explain the reason for needing the bulkhead seats.

Claire