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Old Feb 3, 2020 | 10:52 am
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Originally Posted by rickg523
I don't understand why people object to the angled seat. Because of the angle? I don't get that.
In post#8, it said the angled seat isn't the same - and implied inferior to - to the straight seats. Is that true?
I'm trying to get a handle on this for my next UA flight. But I've flown so many herringbone style cabins, I'm just not seeing the problem if it's just an odd orientation preference. There has to be something else
For me it is the larger footwell in rows 1 and 9. I am not a coffin sleeper.

For the even rows you are closer to the aisle and as a lighter sleeper the movement and noise can wake me whereas the odd rows seem to have a bit more protection.

Again, as I said in my post above any Polaris seat is better than PP or E+.
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