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I didn't say he was wrong, he said he was guessing while the answer was very simpleB767-300ER wrote:Uhm Nusty
The left part of the photo is original looking at the exits.
So from our point of vieuw the left side of the plane is original. From point of vieuw of the airpline its the right side of the plane.
In an normal cockpit the co-pilot is sitting at the right side.
So ANdras is right.
Or do I miss something.
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