seat on LA572
63% Live and Let's Fly
37% One Mile at a Time
The best seats on Aer Lingus flight LA572 (DUB-LAX) are the 1-1 “throne” seats in rows 3 and 5, offering maximum privacy and personal space.
Best Seat Options
- Seat 5A (throne seat in row 5): Offers full privacy, a large counter for storage, and ample legroom. Ideal for solo travelers seeking comfort.
- Seat 2K (window seat in row 2): A window seat in a 1-2-2 configuration, but not a throne seat. It’s a solid choice if you prefer a window view and are okay with a seatmate.🔗
Key Considerations
- The 1-1 configuration in rows 3 and 5 is the most desirable, with seats facing forward and separated by a divider.
- The 23 Thompson Aero Vantage seats are arranged in a 1-2-2, 1-2-1 alternating pattern, so seat availability depends on the row.
- Avoid the A and K seats in odd-numbered rows if you want privacy, as they are not in the 1-1 configuration.🔗
One Mile at a Time 37%
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