Originally Posted by
Biggie Fries
Define "decent."
Loosely, decent is a situation where I'm reasonably comfortable on a 9 hour flight. More precisely, decent legroom for me is when I can extend my lower legs to the point where my upper legs (thighs) are fully supported by the seat pan. I find that if I can't extend my legs to that degree I quickly end up with sore legs and hips.
Originally Posted by
Biggie Fries
Alas, not a lot of space and jerks climbing and falling all over you turn out not to be mutually inconsistent.
My legs are long enough that this is unlikely to happen, unless there really is a ton of legroom.
Originally Posted by
Biggie Fries
If you do it and you think it works for you, let me know and I will revise my opinion. I do now go for 7G on the A330-200 because without folks piling over you, it's not half-bad as a bulkhead.
As often happens Seatguru seems to fly in the face of actual experience and reports 7G on the A332 as yellow. YMMV!
Still wondering if there are any differences worth noting between row 8 and row 25 on the A330-300?