Originally Posted by
jsloan
That rear cabin looks like a combination of reverse herringbone at the window and regular herringbone in the center. I"m not sure I've seen anyone use that exact layout, but regular herringbone is not uncommon. Here's an example of Air New Zealand, aka "You missed the point of the window seat here, fellas.":
https://www.aerolopa.com/nz-773
It's not like you can look out with your feet from a reverse herringbone layout either. Herringbone (reverse or otherwise) is IMO a layout with zero window seats designed by aisle seat people, and I am very disappointed to see UA leaning that way after such a great Polaris hard product and now DL moving away too. It feels like a step backwards.