So, you've just booked a dream trip with Virgin Atlantic, iconic red and all, and now you're staring at the seat map of their Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, wondering where on earth—or rather, where in the sky—you should sit. Well, grab a cuppa, because we're about to break it down together.
First things first: this beauty has three cabins—Upper Class, Premium Economy, and Economy. The Upper Class seats are cloud-like (yes, we went there) with all the legroom you could dream of. If you're splurging, grab a seat in the middle section for the most privacy. You'll feel like royalty at 35,000 feet.
In Premium Economy, you're getting a proper reclining seat with extra pitch. It's the sweet spot for folks who want comfort without selling a kidney. Bonus: the seats near the exit rows offer incredible legroom—just watch out for the slightly colder breeze.
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As for Economy? It's perfectly fine, honestly. Choose an aisle seat if you're the restless type, or an window seat with a killer view. Knowing this is Airbus' competition, yeah, we said it, Boeing really nailed that dreamy oversized window experience. No plastic shades—just a touch of a button and bip! The window dims, and you're living your best life while everyone else fumbles with shades.
Virgin Atlantic 787 Seating Plan – DYKOT
Pro tip: rows 40 and 45 in Economy are near the galley, so you might hear more clanking. Choose wisely, friends.
At the end of the day, every seat on this Virgin and Boeing collaboration gives you a spectacular journey. Wherever you land in the seat map, remember—you're hurtling through the clouds on a gorgeous machine, heading somewhere wonderful. Isn't that the real upgrade?
