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It's not all about seat pitch; on an A380 you can get up and walk around for a hundred meters or so, on a small plane you are basically stuck in your seat or th
by Stevvo 4y ago
It's not all about seat pitch; on an A380 you can get up and walk around for a hundred meters or so, on a small plane you are basically stuck in your seat or the bathroom.
- GrifMD 4y agoNot to mention the bars and lounges in business & first class. https://onemileatatime.com/guides/airplane-bars-lounges/ https://onemileatatime.com/guides/airplane-bars-lounges/
- usr1106 4y agoA380 is mostly history. Many airlines abandoned them during Covid and I have not heard of any revivals.
- stephen_g 4y agoEmirates have them going full steam ahead again (they have 120 of them). I hear the 9:00pm flying from my city to Dubai every night. Qantas have re-introduced them - I think four at least are back in service, three are undergoing cabin refits and by mid next year they will have 10 back in service (they are retiring 2 of the 12 they had).
- usr1106 4y agoEmirates for sure, but they are an exception. No other operator uses them at the same scale. While I like the A380, I must say I am glad having avoided the Gulf Airlines so far. One time it was close that I booked family trip with Ethiad, but then my wife said they are supressing women, she will stay at home. Of course ethical arguments could be probably applied to any airline in Europe, flying with oil from the Middle East and now from Russia. And of course for all cars, but luckily I don't drive.