Plan de cabine Hawaiian Airlines Boeing B767 300ER

First class on Hawaiian is closer to a domestic Business class seat (at least in Australia). The seat reclines a fair way but does not lie flat. The 767 on which I flew is getting a little tired, but you can't argue with the price, which is less than half that of comparable carriers. I always try to fly them on the way to the states. Always choose C or G unless you are addicted to views. Nobody to climb over and no being climbed over. The biggest downside is no power at the seat - major issue for me as a business traveller.

That was the seat we were supposed to have. It was taken away and reassigned to space with no comfort when we were getting boarding passes. They offered to refund upcharge--not acceptable--we needed extra space. They offered other seats still not good. REALLY UNHAPPY--won't use them again.

I like the front row for easy access in and out of the main cabin. The planes noise level is extremely low, the cabin temperatures are great and has very good head room while the storage bins are either open or closed.

Seats are slightly better than on A330 but service is much better. From HNL-ICN and vice versa, stewardess is Korean and Korean meals are offered. First row window seats are not as cramped as on A330.

Sat at the emergency exit door next to wing exit. Had wall in front of us, had wonderful leg room , plus next to restroom. Will always try to get this type seat.

sat in exit row 18b, this is adjacent to
galley and restrooms,great leg room.
cabin temp. was spot on. Service is
friendly,but the food in coach
was marginal,bring your own!

Great seat. Easy access to toilet. Plenty of leg room. Seat does not lie back quite as far as you would expect, although comfortable.

I was told it was a window seat.. Gues what.
No window! Felt very closed in, especially with wall behind me.