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Im 6'5" and cant afford 1st class. I am miserable and my knees are jammed against the seat for hours. 1 inch more and I'd be fine. There has got to be more tie

Im 6'5" and cant afford 1st class. I am miserable and my knees are jammed against the seat for hours. 1 inch more and I'd be fine. There has got to be more tiers

TrickyRick 7y ago
There is usually both premium economy and business class between economy and first.
- sokoloff 7y ago
  I very rarely see both business and first on a given flight and can’t recall ever seeing it on a narrow body.
  - dagw 7y ago
    Most longer intercontinental flights have both business and first in my experience. But I agree that I don't think I've seen it on a narrow body airplane
chrisseaton 7y ago
Economy, Premimum Economy, Business, First. How many tiers do you want?
- mac01021 7y ago
  He wants to pay 5% more for a couple more inches of leg room.
  - chrisseaton 7y ago
    He said he couldn't afford First. There's literally two other tiers in between that and Economy.
    - wanderr 7y ago
      Do any of those tiers allow paying 5% more for a couple of inches of legroom?
diminoten 7y ago
For $15-$35 more (usually) there are seats with 6" extra legroom.
- axaxs 7y ago
  Yeah that's just not true at all in the US. Delta's premium economy gives an extra inch or so. Sometimes you can get lucky in finding one of the few seats with no person in front of you. But those go fast, and usually to people who don't even need them(not that there is a problem of need, but as a fellow 6'5er it is a bit annoying). Even so, even on shorter hauls, that kind of upgrade is typically in the 100 dollar range.
  - SubiculumCode 7y ago
    Yes. I don't fly too much, and I never saw these upgrades..unless they were quite expensive...and it is per flight, meaning, if there are several layovers, you pay for each plane.
  - diminoten 7y ago
    Literally everything you said is false. It's $25-$35 or so in the US for 6"+ extra room. It's never been in the $100+ range in any flight I've ever been on. I do it all the time.
    - axaxs 7y ago
      Can you cite even a single source? I, unfortunately, fly all the time. Chicago to SFO upgrade on United is 129 dollars. And you don't get 6 inches more legroom...
      - diminoten 7y ago
        https://gyazo.com/24ccae9fe9c155020b20ea2398ce6cbc https://gyazo.com/24ccae9fe9c155020b20ea2398ce6cbc https://gyazo.com/1cfc5e5edb0aa4a9734138fce73c002e https://gyazo.com/1cfc5e5edb0aa4a9734138fce73c002e Both American flights I'm taking in the next month. All have increased legroom, it literally says "Up to 6 inches". Heh, I suppose I should mention these are out of Tulsa... :)
phonon 7y ago
Exit row seats?

Im 6'5" and cant afford 1st class. I am miserable and my knees are jammed against the seat for hours. 1 inch more and I'd be fine. There has got to be more tiers

TrickyRick 7y ago

There is usually both premium economy and business class between economy and first.

sokoloff 7y ago
I very rarely see both business and first on a given flight and can’t recall ever seeing it on a narrow body.
- dagw 7y ago
  Most longer intercontinental flights have both business and first in my experience. But I agree that I don't think I've seen it on a narrow body airplane

chrisseaton 7y ago

Economy, Premimum Economy, Business, First. How many tiers do you want?

mac01021 7y ago
He wants to pay 5% more for a couple more inches of leg room.
- chrisseaton 7y ago
  He said he couldn't afford First. There's literally two other tiers in between that and Economy.
  - wanderr 7y ago
    Do any of those tiers allow paying 5% more for a couple of inches of legroom?

diminoten 7y ago

For $15-$35 more (usually) there are seats with 6" extra legroom.

axaxs 7y ago
Yeah that's just not true at all in the US. Delta's premium economy gives an extra inch or so. Sometimes you can get lucky in finding one of the few seats with no person in front of you. But those go fast, and usually to people who don't even need them(not that there is a problem of need, but as a fellow 6'5er it is a bit annoying). Even so, even on shorter hauls, that kind of upgrade is typically in the 100 dollar range.
- SubiculumCode 7y ago
  Yes. I don't fly too much, and I never saw these upgrades..unless they were quite expensive...and it is per flight, meaning, if there are several layovers, you pay for each plane.
- diminoten 7y ago
  Literally everything you said is false. It's $25-$35 or so in the US for 6"+ extra room. It's never been in the $100+ range in any flight I've ever been on. I do it all the time.
  - axaxs 7y ago
    Can you cite even a single source? I, unfortunately, fly all the time. Chicago to SFO upgrade on United is 129 dollars. And you don't get 6 inches more legroom...
    - diminoten 7y ago
      https://gyazo.com/24ccae9fe9c155020b20ea2398ce6cbc https://gyazo.com/24ccae9fe9c155020b20ea2398ce6cbc https://gyazo.com/1cfc5e5edb0aa4a9734138fce73c002e https://gyazo.com/1cfc5e5edb0aa4a9734138fce73c002e Both American flights I'm taking in the next month. All have increased legroom, it literally says "Up to 6 inches". Heh, I suppose I should mention these are out of Tulsa... :)

phonon 7y ago

Exit row seats?