Airbus A340 (A343) seat maps

The Airbus A340 is a long-range four-engine turbojet, wide-body passenger aircraft. The first flight of Airbus A340 took place on October 25, 1991. The plane was put into service on March 15, 1993. The Airbus A340-600 was the world's longest passenger aircraft. The main operators are Lufthansa (14 aircrafts), Switzerland Swiss International Air Lines (14 aircrafts), South African Airways (1 aircrafts). A total of 380 Airbus A340 airplanes were produced.

The Airbus A340 seating chart is alike to other jets, so finding your row and seat can be done prompt. Depending on the A340 seating, turbulence is felt more or less. When the plane is parked, it may emerge somehow teensy as the small windows are unpretentious. As passengers step inside, they feel the plane’s spaciousness and how intuitive the A340 seating chart is. There is enough space for everyone so taking this plane is a clever pick for people of all heights and tastes. The Airbus a carriage is ready to help and will answer your questions or help with any question. During the flight, you may open a laptop stand and relish diversion. Just use the display, which you should have regardless of Airbus A340 seating. films which are available in a few languages are especially useful during long flights. Passengers sitting near the outlet will not feel any nuisance as the din level isn’t high. This applies to all the A340 seat map. The seats are comfy, regardless of the class. During the flight, if you run out of capacity on your device, you can charge it using capacity outlets. No pickup or special equipment is needed.

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