Thank-you for a most enjoyable flight. I most certainly am thankful you shared it with us. Now... Here is the reason you sat in seat "K", and the reasoning is completely silly, but this is now what airlines are using. To keep people from being confused, most airlines have adopted a standardization for seat designation, for whether someone flies on a wide or narrow bodied aircraft. For a widest aircraft that has a 3-4-3 configuration such as an A380, the lettering sequence is: ABC-DEFG-HJK. Regardless of how wide an aircraft is, "A" will always be the port side window. "C" will always be the aisle seat closest to a window. "D" will always be the port aisle seat of a middle row. "G" will always be the starboard aisle seat of a middle row. "H" will always be the aisle seat closest to the starboard window. "K" will always be the starboard window seat. For example, in a 2-3-2 configuration, the seating map would look like: AC-DEG (or DFG)-HK. The seating map for your ATR, 2-2 looked like: AC-HK. The letters "I", "O", and "S" are omitted due to people confusing them with "1", "0" (zero), and "5". Many times row "13" is omitted because the number is bad luck in western culture. Is this the silliest thing you have ever had explained to you? I definitely think it is the silliest thing I have heard in a very long time. If someone is confused by not having seating charts arranged as I explained above, I do not understand how they are able to dress themselves. The notable exception to this silly rule is the US airline, Delta, who labels their seats sequentially, regardless of the number of seats there are in a row. Anyway, I am sorry for such a long comment, but I thought I would address why you sat in seat "K". Nevertheless, I thoroughly enjoyed your video and your short tour through the Hualien airport. It was remarkably clean and appeared that the people of Hualien took a lot of pride in their airport. Hopefully, your next prop-jet flight will be during the daylight hours. I really enjoy viewing the landscape from lower altitudes. Thank-you again, and I am looking forward to viewing your next post!
I really appreciate and enjoy your videos. Especially loved the shots of the Taroko Gorge @ the beginning! One of the most memorable sights I've ever seen.
Great Video and Great Camera your Using Very Stunning for 1080p Looked Almost like 4k From the Beginning i might have to buy this Camera . Great Review too thanks for sharing
@@flightexperience_official Your channel is one of the best out there in terms of content and editing. I recently started a channel on flight review as well, focusing on South East Asia. Would be great to have you stop by when you have a chance :)
Normally we are uploading and will upload on Friday 1:30pm CET. But this time we were not able to publish the video in time for Friday as it was a very busy week. We are sorry for that.
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Thank-you for a most enjoyable flight. I most certainly am thankful you shared it with us. Now... Here is the reason you sat in seat "K", and the reasoning is completely silly, but this is now what airlines are using.
To keep people from being confused, most airlines have adopted a standardization for seat designation, for whether someone flies on a wide or narrow bodied aircraft. For a widest aircraft that has a 3-4-3 configuration such as an A380, the lettering sequence is: ABC-DEFG-HJK. Regardless of how wide an aircraft is, "A" will always be the port side window. "C" will always be the aisle seat closest to a window. "D" will always be the port aisle seat of a middle row. "G" will always be the starboard aisle seat of a middle row. "H" will always be the aisle seat closest to the starboard window. "K" will always be the starboard window seat. For example, in a 2-3-2 configuration, the seating map would look like: AC-DEG (or DFG)-HK. The seating map for your ATR, 2-2 looked like: AC-HK. The letters "I", "O", and "S" are omitted due to people confusing them with "1", "0" (zero), and "5". Many times row "13" is omitted because the number is bad luck in western culture.
Is this the silliest thing you have ever had explained to you? I definitely think it is the silliest thing I have heard in a very long time. If someone is confused by not having seating charts arranged as I explained above, I do not understand how they are able to dress themselves. The notable exception to this silly rule is the US airline, Delta, who labels their seats sequentially, regardless of the number of seats there are in a row.
Anyway, I am sorry for such a long comment, but I thought I would address why you sat in seat "K". Nevertheless, I thoroughly enjoyed your video and your short tour through the Hualien airport. It was remarkably clean and appeared that the people of Hualien took a lot of pride in their airport. Hopefully, your next prop-jet flight will be during the daylight hours. I really enjoy viewing the landscape from lower altitudes. Thank-you again, and I am looking forward to viewing your next post!
Thank you for your explanation :)
About bad luck number, thet maybe adopt chinese culture as 4 being a bad luck number
Been watching your channel for absolutely ages now and it’s still my fav Aviation channel on yt, keep it up
Thank you very much, Sean!
I really appreciate and enjoy your videos. Especially loved the shots of the Taroko Gorge @ the beginning! One of the most memorable sights I've ever seen.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! The Taroko Gorge is beautiful indeed!
UNI air and Eva Air are very recommended! They're food, btw I'm loving the black seat theme :D
It’s not that often seeing people reporting domestic flights in Taiwan. Love this video so much!
Thank you! Glad you like it!
Nice video as always! This is the first thing I do on Saturdays, watch your new trip reports!
Thank you!
Thats the beauty of Asian Flights : Full service with at least light to heavy meals even on a short haul flights
I agree: UNI Air livery is quite attractive!
Looks like a very fun flight. I love the ATR-72's.
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Ich auch.
Dankeschön!
That airport looked really nice! Nice video!
Thanks!
So is this a subsidiary of Eva Air?
A fellow subsidiary. A tiny little difference.
Your videos are amazing!!!
Keep it up 😃👍
Thanks a lot!
I personally like night departures because you get to see the beautiful lights. So don’t be sorry. It was worth the view 😃👍
Wow Hualien looks beautiful!
Great Video and Great Camera your Using Very Stunning for 1080p Looked Almost like 4k From the Beginning i might have to buy this Camera . Great Review too thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
There's not much but yet a good video as always!!
Thanks!
Love your sneakers #TeamConverse great video :)
Such a great flight review. Really enjoyed watching it. The flight seems comfortable and service is good for such a short sector.
Thank you!
@@flightexperience_official Your channel is one of the best out there in terms of content and editing. I recently started a channel on flight review as well, focusing on South East Asia. Would be great to have you stop by when you have a chance :)
👏👏👏 great video
Thank yoU!
You're no longer uploading on Fridays?
Normally we are uploading and will upload on Friday 1:30pm CET. But this time we were not able to publish the video in time for Friday as it was a very busy week. We are sorry for that.
No need to apologize, I was just curious! 😁
never heard of this airline but the video was great! :D
Thank you!
Excellent video mate
Thanks!
Such a good video. Good work
Thank you very much!
Isnt it named Eva Air anymore?
UNI air isn't EVA Air. It's a fellow subsidiary of EVA Air. Thanks for watching.
I love it🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😍😍😍love your vids brother😍😍😍🤣🤣
Thanks, bro!
I like this video
GREAT👏👏👏
Thanks a lot!
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Domestic fares are regulated by the government!
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Thank you 😅
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