✈️ ~ T'way Air seat pro tip! Priority seating for transportation-vulnerable passengers

I'm not sure if it's a coincidence, but I feel like I fly T'way Air a lot. Yesterday when I went to Jeju, I also flew with T'way. The aircraft was a B737-800 (the plane to Da Nang is the same model). This aircraft has priority seating for those with mobility difficulties. If you call T'way Air to request it, there's no extra charge. As you can see in the photo below, there's a mark indicating the priority seating for those with mobility difficulties. They give up the seat next to the accompanying guardian in either 2C or 4D seats. The special thing is that if the flight isn't full, that seat is most likely to be empty. Yesterday when I flew from Jeju to Gimpo, the flight was fully booked... but the seat next to me was empty. As for how to reserve, if you open the pre-flight seat reservation one day before your outbound or return flight, you can designate a free seat, so you can just select it then. You know that seats aren't assigned when returning from Danang, right? Rows 1 through 5 have wide seats. At the counter (use a translator if language is an issue), if you say you're feeling a bit unwell or not in good condition, sometimes they'll give you a seat in the reduced-mobility section. Last July my friend was feeling a bit sick so I asked, and they gave us 4D seats. The seat next to us was empty so we came back comfortably. If seats D4, E4, or F4 happen to be available when you register for advance seating, try choosing a spot next to the priority seating for those with mobility needs!

You can check the aircraft model using the safety card located in every seat pocket on the plane!

The picture below is the seating chart

Location of priority seats for those in need

That's all for our seat tips on the B737-800 aircraft!