How comfortable are Nordwind Airbus A330-300 flights to Vietnam, and should you bring a jacket for the trip?
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 67 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 67 days ago
TL;DR
Travelers report that Nordwind’s Airbus A330-300 can feel cramped, especially for tall passengers, and the cabin air conditioning may be chilly. A light fleece or hoodie is useful, and the front rows are considered better for extra legroom.
Avoid using leg hammocks on the flight: they're often attached to the tray table of the seat in front, which isn't designed for that weight. If the table breaks, the seat gets blocked per airline rules until repaired by staff, and the passenger may be removed from the flight.
For a long flight to Vietnam, it is worth packing a light fleece in your carry-on: it takes little space and helps with strong air conditioning on the plane and even on transfer buses after landing.
Tall travelers may find Nordwind’s Airbus A330-300 very cramped for legroom, so regular economy rows may be uncomfortable on a long-haul flight.
If comfort matters, try to pre-select the front rows: travelers say these seats on the Nordwind A330-300 offer noticeably more legroom than standard rows.