Originally Posted by
Efrem
I've also seen hooks on the back of the seat in front where I could hang a jacket or some such. Again, never on a U.S. airline. Can't imagine that either the weight or the cost of these is significant. Maybe nobody has clued them in.
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Actually, American Eagle (and possibly others) have these.. they're built into the tray table latch.
Originally Posted by Cloudship
Oh, and back to airline seats - the space right in front of your knees is not a great place for storage ie the literature pocket. I think that room could be better used for knees.
One of the few items Skybus got right - their pockets were in the top of the seat, behind the headrest.
- Confusing signage on where to find shuttles. Nothing better than bouncing between arrival and departure levels to find the bus you need.
- Hotels that still insist on charging for internet.
- Airports that have small "pods" of gates beyond security, so that once you've cleared security you only have a couple (if any) food options.
- PA systems that can't be heard outside the immediate boarding area. If it's standing-room only at my gate, and I want to have a seat at the next gate over, it would be nice if the announcements were loud enough to hear from just a few feet away.
One of the BEST items I've come across was at a MIA airport hotel that had in-room TV channels for the arrival/departure screens. If I know my flight is delayed a couple of hours, I can just relax in the hotel room.