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I’ll talk more about my throne seat in a bit. So you’ll definitely want to select seat 3K or 5K if traveling alone. My initial assumption was that seat 7K would also be a true throne seat, though oddly it only has an armrest on one side. This seat is very similar to the JetBlue Mint Suite, except it doesn’t have a door.Īer Lingus A330 business class throne seat There are two “throne” seats on this plane - 3K and 5K - and I was lucky enough to snag one of them. There were four to five seats per row, depending on the row we’re talking about. This A330 featured a total of 30 business class seats in a staggered configuration. Aer Lingus has a few different A330 configurations, and this one features their largest business class cabin. The last time I flew Aer Lingus business class was back in 2012, so I was curious to see how the experience changed, especially given that Aer Lingus installed new business class seats a few years back.Īt door L2 I was greeted by Glenn, the cabin service manager, and pointed left into the business class cabin. Review: Delta One 767 New York To Los Angeles Review: Delta Sk圜lub New York JFK Airport Review: Aer Lingus Business Class A330 Dublin To New York Review: 51st & Green US Pre-Clearance Lounge Dublin Airport Review: Aspire Lounge London Heathrow Terminal 5 Review: Premier Inn London Heathrow Terminal 4 Review: EL AL First Class 777 Tel Aviv To London Review: EL AL Business Class Lounge Tel Aviv Airport Review: EL AL First Class Lounge Tel Aviv Airport Review: EL AL Business Class 787 Newark To Tel Aviv Review: Porter Airlines Economy Toronto To Newark Review: Porter Airlines Lounge At Toronto Billy Bishop Airport Review: The Adelaide Hotel Toronto (Former Trump Hotel, Future St. Introduction: An Amazing Week In Israel With My Parents