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Sounds like I'm in a minority, but as a broad-shouldered guy I would happily make the tradeoff of having someones face in my line of site for an extra four inch
by lukev 11y ago
Sounds like I'm in a minority, but as a broad-shouldered guy I would happily make the tradeoff of having someones face in my line of site for an extra four inches of shoulder room.
Half the time I get off a flight, I have a backache from being forced to lean either to the left or the right.
This assumes of course that they would keep other factors like overall leg room about the same.
- davnicwil 11y agoYes, good point - other related problems this removes: 'That guy' sitting next to you who spreads his elbow over the armrest and into your seat space. 'That other guy' who sleeps with his head sideways facing you and slowly falls towards you (I'm more tolerant of this guy because it's not an active decision to be inconsiderate :-) However I'm sure this seating arrangement would introduce similar annoying, uncomfortable behaviours with the legs.
- kentbrew 11y agoAssuming these seats don't recline, this looks like it would make laptop use quite a bit more practical. No more bumping shoulders or armrest hockey? Yes, please.