Dragonair » A330-300

Dragonair operates the wide-body Airbus A330 in three different configurations, depending on which routes they service. Type 1 is used on inter-China routes and is in a three-class layout.

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"Unless being asked again to choose between a middle seat towards the front of the cabin and the final row, I would never again go for the latter. There are several good reasons: the queues that form for the washrooms behind you; the sound of the flushing WCs after ablutions; and the slamming of doors after use. And just because the galley is at your back as well doesn’t mean you’re going to get fed first – the attendants start serving several rows ahead of you and work their way back.

"From where I and my two companions sat, we had to crane our necks to catch anything that was being shown on the mini monitor that comes down from a recess in the ceiling during the flight and goes up again before the descent. It may be better to sit on the aisle seats in rows 48 to 50 on either side if you really wanted to view what was playing."

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