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Given that legroom, seat pitch and such is something that can easily be researched before purchasing a ticket. Unless someone is forcing you to fly a particular
by SapporoChris 2y ago
Given that legroom, seat pitch and such is something that can easily be researched before purchasing a ticket. Unless someone is forcing you to fly a particular airline, is this something to complain about?
https://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Lufthansa/fleetinfo.php https://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Lufthansa/fleetinfo.php
- kirth_gersen 2y agoYes. The information on choices can be freely available AND you can have your choices limited to a set of options that individually you find unsatisfactory. These can both be true at the same time. For example, what if their trip was for work and they weren't given any choice since the tickets were purchased for them?
- bombela 2y agoDo you know of an equivalent in metric? (just asking for the other 7.650 billions humans)
- SapporoChris 2y agoI do not, and I looked hard for one. (very surprised) I did find https://www.aerolopa.com/ https://www.aerolopa.com/ while searching. Still imperial units, but seems to offer much better information than seatguru. Perhaps someone will take note and fill this serious void.
- EdwardDiego 2y ago> Unless someone is forcing you to fly a particular airline It's called "My company bought the tickets for me". I live in NZ, had no experience with long haul travelling until my first flights into Germany, so I really had no idea it could differ from airline to airline that much. I assumed you'd get stuff like that on RyanAir etc. but never thought of Lufthansa as a budget airline. And yeah, I learned about Seatguru _shortly afterwards_ which is why I _now_ know that Lufthansa really is the worst. Appreciate you criticising me for not being omniscient about all things flying beforehand, it really contributes a lot.