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Hong Kong Airlines Fleet Airbus A350-900 Details and Pictures. Currently, Hong Kong Airlines only operates 1 XWB aircraft Airbus A350-900.

Hong Kong Airlines took delivery of its first A350-900 in September 2017.

Hong Kong Airlines (HKA) will transfer purchase rights of two Airbus A350-900s to sister company Hainan Airlines for free, as the latter moves to ramp up capacity and growth.

To help reduce costs, Hong Kong Airlines has decided to return an A350 (Tail number B-LGD) to France for storage, as reported by CAPA.

Hong Kong Airlines Fleet Airbus A350-900 Cabin Interior Class Configuration and Seats Layout

Hong Kong Airlines Airbus A350-900 aircraft operates on long-haul flights trans-Pacific flights.

The aircraft is configured with 33 Business Class seats that transform into fully-flat beds and 301 standard Economy Class seats.

Business Class seats are configured in a 1-2-1 arrangement.

A separate section named Economy Comfort offering seats with additional legroom and Extra Legroom Seats, also offering additional legroom, are available for selection for an additional fee.

There is no first class, and no premium economy.

However, there are several rows of more- legroom economy at the front of the cabin.

On its website, the airline says its economy seats offer three different pitches: 31, 32 and 34 inches. Seats are configured 3-3-3.

In business class, the BEST seats for single flyers are window seats on even numbered rows.

For couples, the best seats are in the center of odd-numbered rows.

Seats are configured 1-2-1 and all offer direct aisle access.

Wi-fi is available on Hong Kong Airlines’ A350s.

The ottoman and entertainment screen in this configuration are located right next to the seat in front of you.

The console to the side of the seat has an exposed storage compartment (where the headphones were hanging), an entertainment controller, a reading light, and two USB outlets.

The counter itself was large enough to place a laptop on, and on the side of the counter were the seat controls, which were easy to use.

Underneath that console and to the side was an armrest, as well as a literature pocket.

While these types of staggered seats are often pretty standardized across airlines, one thing that made this configuration unique was that the seat was much wider than usual.

For example, as you’ll see with the ottoman, there was additional padding that was maybe six inches wide to the side of the seat.

This meant you had a significantly larger sleeping surface.

Economy class was split across two large cabins of almost completely 3-3-3 seating.

The first 12 to 13 rows of economy were Economy Comfort seating.

These 102 seats had 34 inches of pitch.

Behind these extra-legroom seats were 193 standard economy seats with 32 inches of pitch.

All of these seats measured 18 inches between armrests, had a seatback fold-down, bifold tray table and a literature pouch between the inflight-entertainment screen and tray table (instead of below the tray table) to maximize legroom.

Each economy seat had an headrest that could adjust vertically and had folding wings to cradle your neck or head while you slept.

The only exception to the 3-3-3 arrangement was Row 51, the emergency exit and bulkhead row.

This row was arranged 2-3-2 with no window seat on either side.

This arrangement created the only two pairs of seats on the aircraft: 51B and 51 C, and 51J and 51H.

And it created two solo seats that had the distinction of being both window and quasi-aisle seats, 52A and 52K.

In the middle of the bulkhead row were the bassinet seats, 51D to 51G. Each of these seats had at least one thick and immovable armrest, with seats 51C, 51G and 51J being squeezed by thick armrests on either side — lowering the seat width to 17.5 inches.

The seats with one firm armrest (51B, 51D, 51E, 51H, 52A and 52K) measured 17.75 inches between armrests.

All armrest-stowed tray tables were small bifold tables measuring 16.5 inches by 9 inches.

Each seat, including the exit rows and bulkheads, had a 9-inch inflight entertainment screen.

Under the screen were a headphone jack (one-prong) and a USB outlet.

Seat Map and Seating Chart Airbus A350-900 Hong Kong Airlines

XWB aircraft Airbus A350-900 Hong Kong Airlines has two class configuration on-board (Business and Economy) with total of 334 seats.

Use airplane seat map to find which ones are more comfortable and which ones should be avoided.

Airbus A350-900 Hong Kong Airlines Aircraft Fleet Inflight Amenities and On-Board Services Information

• Audio. A variety of international music selections are available to enjoy. Selections are displayed on each seats’ inflight entertainment monitor.
• Video. Multiple selections of classic, Chinese, current, documentary, and other international films plus a variety of television programs are available for viewing. Also included in the selection are several video games. Monitors on the A350-900 also have access to selected live television news and sports channels. All video selections are displayed on each seats’ inflight entertainment monitor.
• AC Power. Every seat on this aircraft has access to an AC power port/outlet. Every seat on this aircraft has access to a USB power port.
• Internet. Wi-Fi is available for access on the A350-900 aircraft. A fee for use applies.
• Food. Complimentary beverages, snacks, and meals are served while onboard. Service depends on time of day and the length of flight. Special meals for medical, dietary, and religious conditions may be requested through the reservations contact centre up to 24 hours prior to departure time.

Airbus A350-900 Hong Kong Airlines Aircraft Fleet Data and Registration Number

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Hong Kong Airlines Fleet Airbus A330-300 Details and Pictures. On current fleet, Hong Kong Airlines operates 7 wide-body aircraft Airbus A330-300 on mid-haul routes.

Hong Kong Airlines operates A330-300s in two different configurations – one with angle-flat business class seats and the other with lie-flat staggered seats.

The A330-300 has a range of 11,750 km or 6,350 nmi with 277 passengers, while the shorter A330-200 can cover 13,450 km or 7,250 nmi with 247 passengers.

As a twin-engine twin-aisle wide-body that can carry from 250 to 440 passengers, it is flexible enough to offer a range of seating options while consistently delivering high-quality comfort to all those on board.

Hong Kong Airlines Fleet Airbus A330-300 Cabin Interior Class Configuration and Seats Layout

Hong Kong Airlines flies their wide-body aircraft A330-300 with 2 different cabin layout, both layout configured with 2 class (business and economy).

First cabin layout (33S) with two-class configuration has 30 Business Class seats and 255 Economy Class seats.

The Business Class seating on this version is configured in a 2-2-2 arrangement with seats that transform into fully-flat although slightly angled beds.

Second cabin layout (333) with two-class configuration has 32 Business Class seats and 260 Economy Class seats.

The Business Class seating on this version is configured in a 1-2-1 arrangement with seats that transform into fully-flat beds.

Extra Legroom Seats offering additional legroom in Economy Class may be selected for an additional fee.

The cabin set up in a 1-2-1 configuration is the same style of seats that you’ll find on THAI’s 777-300ER aircraft.

There was a generous amount of legroom, but not much space for storing personal items.

The side table was more adequate, with space for a drink and other small personal items.

A personal spotlight at shoulder level offered two levels of brightness, and was located next to the in-flight magazine holder.

The work/dining table was stored vertically in the seatback panel in front, and was very solid and balanced, while an international socket is conveniently situated under the armrest.

However, the highlight has to be the built-in seat massage function – a rare treat.

The aircraft’s economy class consisted of 260 seats in a 2-4-2 configuration (2-3-2 in the very back of the plane) spread across two cabins.

The red seats were quite comfortable and provided more than enough legroom for the fairly short flight.

Seat Map and Seating Chart Airbus A330-300 Hong Kong Airlines

Wide-body aircraft Airbus A330-300 Hong Kong Airlines has two class configuration on-board (Business and Economy) with total of 285/292 seats.

Use airplane seat map to find which ones are more comfortable and which ones should be avoided.

Airbus A330-300 Hong Kong Airlines Aircraft Fleet Inflight Amenities and On-Board Services Information

• Audio. A variety of international music selections are available to enjoy. Selections are displayed on each seats’ inflight entertainment monitor.
• Video. Multiple selections of classic, Chinese, current, documentary, and other international films plus a variety of television programs are available for viewing. Also included in the selection are several video games. All video selections are displayed on each seats’ inflight entertainment monitor.
• AC Power. Every seat on this aircraft has access to an AC power port/outlet.
• Food. Complimentary beverages, snacks, and meals are served while onboard. Service depends on time of day and the length of flight. Special meals for medical, dietary, and religious conditions may be requested through the reservations contact centre up to 24 hours prior to departure time.

Airbus A330-300 Hong Kong Airlines Aircraft Fleet Data and Registration Number

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