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I always lean forward on the tray table. I find resting my head / getting it horizontal is far more important than anything for the rest of my body. Is this ju
by Ericson2314 7y ago
I always lean forward on the tray table. I find resting my head / getting it horizontal is far more important than anything for the rest of my body.
Is this just me? I get the sense that very little is optimized for this. The next person reclining their seat makes it harder to fit my head on the tray table, for example. Conflicting resting positions!
- hetman 7y agoI'm the same but I'm finding there's simply not enough room to fold over like this on newer airliners.
- decebalus1 7y agoNot just you. I'm fairly large so I can't lean forward on the tray table, but the only way I can sleep in an airplane is to lean forward on the front seat while resting my head on my arms (like this https://external-preview.redd.it/W6xGQW43ROL6XltdnBo1MbMO4EJVYujmznCH7ntYRgw.jpg?auto=webp&s=c41165a68aa343189b494ad121ddaa8685a0d7e4 https://external-preview.redd.it/W6xGQW43ROL6XltdnBo1MbMO4EJ... but imagine my arms on top of the seat in front, my head on top of my arms). I actually prefer it when the seat in front of me is reclined.. makes it super comfortable for me to get some shut eye.
- Zarath 7y agoI do the same thing, but eventually it becomes uncomfortable on my folded arms and they fall asleep. Or the person in front of me leans back and crushes my head...
- yibg 7y agoWhat if there was a cushion on the back of the seat in front of you? Something that you can rest your head on at an angle. I’ve though about this and although I haven’t tried it I feel like that’ll be more comfortable for me.