Nowadays, many people like to travel. The first choice of transportation is high-speed rail. At this time, many people will want to know how to distribute the seats on high-speed rail and how to choose the window seats?
Seat number distribution of high speed railway
&#The letters A and f stand for the window
The seat table of all CRH1, 2, 3 and 5 EMUs in the whole railway is changed according to the seat number Compilation Rules of crh380 EMUs, that is, the seat number is represented by a combination of numbers and letters, in which the number represents the row number and the letter represents the seat position. The seats are represented by five letters a, B, C, D and F. A and f represent the seats by the window, C and d represent the seats by the corridor, and B represent the middle seats for three.
For example, if the seat number is 10F, it means that the seat you purchased is row 10, and F is the location code, which means the seat by the window.
Seat distribution of EMU
First class seat number: A, f by the window, C, d by the aisle, second class seat number: A, f by the window, C, d by the aisle, B in the middle of the three seats. There are also some motor car seat distribution maps that are different from others, such as CRH1 motor car, which will be represented by a, B, C, D and F. East ring high speed railway has CRH1 and more advanced crh380 EMUs. East ring high speed railway will change the existing CRH1 high speed railway seat table according to crh380 EMU seat table rules. The revised high-speed rail seat table will be able to more intuitively display the specific location of seats, and it will be clear whether the seats purchased are by the window or by the corridor.
The latest seat distribution of EMU
&# 8203; &# 8203; &# 8203; &# 8203; &# 8203; &# 8203; &# 8203; the seat number is arranged in sequence from the first end of the car, and expressed in Arabic numerals. The seat position is represented by five letters a, B, C, D and F. for example, in the 3 + 2 seat arrangement, the 3-person seat is represented by a, B and C, which respectively represent the window, middle and corridor positions; the 2-person seat is represented by D and F, which respectively represent the corridor and window positions; the 2 + 2 seat arrangement (including the second-class seat / dining car seat) is represented by a, C and D and f; the 2 + 1 seat arrangement is represented by a, C and f respectively; The 1 + 1 seat arrangement (including second class seats / dining car seats) is represented by a and f respectively. That is to say, no matter what kind of arrangement, a and f represent the window seats, B represent the middle position, and C and d represent the corridor seats.