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I would not consider it any great loss if reclining was disabled in all seats. I'm not especially tall (6'), so it doesn't hurt my legs (usually) when the guy i
by jff 17y ago
I would not consider it any great loss if reclining was disabled in all seats. I'm not especially tall (6'), so it doesn't hurt my legs (usually) when the guy in front of me reclines, but it does destroy any possibility of using the tray table. No room for my netbook, can't put a book in there, can't really even have a glass of soda. Even when the seat is up, I'm uneasy using my netbook because the seat in front of me could recline suddenly, catch my screen, and break it.
- dantheman 17y agoI'm going to completely disagree, on a crowded long flight it's very hard to sleep without being able to recline the seat. The problem is that there isn't enough room between the seats.
- jff 17y agoI don't know about that, I almost always sleep on the flight sitting fully upright. It helps if the headrests do that thing where the sides can bend inward to surround your head more.
- marssaxman 17y agoOn any flight it's hard to sleep, regardless.
- w00pla 17y agoThe seat should be half-reclined (not movable). The most important thing is that the seat should be solid. Nothing is worse than sitting on a 12 hour flight in front of a guy that kicks your seat (or sticks his feet on your armrests).