I boarded through the moment door on the left,where I was greeted by two of the flight attendants. Upon presenting my boarding pass they pointed me right towards the moment trade class cabin, where my seat was located.final week I wrote a post entitled "Chinese Airlines' War On Cell Phones, and " approximately the issues I had with taking pictures on this flight. I'll mention it now so I don't have to bring it up again in this review. Basically there was a language barrier with the crew,and they initially didn't want me taking any pictures. Later it became clear that the policy was actually:-- Cell phones aren't allowed to be used on any Chinese airline, even when the phone is in airplane mode
-- The crew didn't seem to want me taking any pictures of them, or but was apparently fine with me pictures otherwise (it took a while till I was on the same page as the crew on this)With that out of the way,let's continue with the actual review.
Hainan's 787 trade class cabin consists of a total of 36 seats, spread across six rows in a 2-2-2 configuration. The first three rows are in the forward cabin, and between doors one and two,while the other three rows are behind that cabin, separated by the trade class lavatories.
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Source: boardingarea.com