Originally Posted by
mherdeg
Some of the travel bloggers have said half seriously that they value UA because they get lots of time to sleep.
Maybe if instead of a travel experience you want to just chill out, lie down, and ignore everything for 12 hours until you're at your destination -- and if you're flying with a companion -- then maybe UA 2-2-2 J is perfectly fine.
You could imagine United making this their motto: "We'll get out of your way and let you sleep! We have enough service."
Travel bloggers are "paid" by someone, an airline or their credit card supplier. Best to take everything they say with 10 grains of salt. I would also not argue that a non-direct aisle access seat (see UA) or a seat that is shorter/narrower (see UA) is the best way to get sleep.
