Seat Map Malaysia Airlines Airbus A350 900

Narrow aisles, no room to walk up and down to stretch the legs, good leg room in row 15 but narrow seats. Dislike the 3-3-3 configuration. Do not consider row 15 to be “premium economy”. Entertainment system did not work so no movies - just what you don’t need for a long flight! Overhead reading light very weak, didn’t help much. Food was terrible. Bring back the A380 - will not fly this plane again.

I enjoyed the single seat however wished the width was slightly more for added comfort. The shoulder strap was too tight which was uncomfortable. Glad that it was only for take off and landing. Besides that, the legroom is great, there is so much space for your personal stuff. Entertainment screen is extremely clear and sound system is great. Loved it. Could improve in serving VGML type of food. Overall, it was a great experience.

The airline is now using the A350 on this route instead of the A380. This is a rather sad comedown since, although the Business Class in the new plane is reasonable, it does not match the sheer joy of travelling on the A380. It is also all to easy to move the seat position by accident as the controls are very near your shoulder. The menu for films has also been reduced.

Better than average flight with gtood airline food. Snacks also available at the rear galley is you want them. This is an extra leg room seat and you can get in and out from the row in front assuming you are a little nimble and there isn't a "large" person in 26B just in front. On a night flight the brightness of a flight information screen on the bulkhead above the crew seats may be anoying,

Seats narrow, thin and lack depth for proper leg support. Too close to seat in front. Very cramped and uncomfortable on a 14 hour flight. Singapore Airlines fly this plane with 183 economy seats. MAS has 253. It appears passenger comfort was not a consideration in the MAS seating plan. Some low-cost carriers have better seats than these. Definitely not as good as the A380. Will not fly MAS again.

This was a brand new Airbus 950, and was in great condition.
The seat was comfortable, with good leg room, the entertainment on the interactive screen was excellent with a vast number of movies,TV, and music to choose from.

The meals were good, no problems, and the cabin crew service was excellent. This was a flight of over 13 hours, and I didn't have any problems on this Long Haul flight. Would recommend Malaysian Airlines.

Single window seat with direct aisle access. Relatively quiet given distance from galley, only issue was the plebs trying to use Business class bathrooms.

Main issue was how short the lie flat bed was. I’m 6.2 and stuggled to get to sleep, it also fet narrower than most other lie flats.

Staff were great, IFE average, food average.

All in all probably would fly again depending on cost difference with BA

This is the bulkhead aisle seat adjacent to the toilets. Can't be faulted for space BUT it is an incredibly busy section of the plane. Headphones and an eyemask make the journey bearable. Seat recline seems less than the A380 but that might just be rose-tinted spectacles. If you ignore the standing crowds and need legroom on a long haul then 26B, 26C or 27A are the best economy seats, in my opinion.

Unpleasant experience. Notwithstanding A350 is new its noisy and feels claustrophobic. They have crammed as many seats as possible in economy. The seats are narrow as is the aisle. The entertainment if you could hear was limited and poor. A poor experience overall and one I hope not to repeat. So disappointing MAS has gone this way especially after they started to fill the wonderful A380.

The aircraft in which I flew was making it's first revenue flight being the third 350 to be delivered.
The new entertainment screens are A1 - touch screen operation. Entertainment to suit all. The flight information graphics - good plus a vertical camera which when at low level or in sight of the ground was extremely interesting. I enjoyed the flight despite 14 hours flying.