AC narrow body business class armrests should be made moveable.
Oct 3, 19, 11:21 am
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AC narrow body business class armrests should be made moveable.
As a suggestion and improvement to future hard product, AC narrow body business class armrests between seats should be made moveable.
The seat should be modified so that the mini drink table would be placed on the side where aisle or window is.
This way one can lie across 2 seats when the other seat is empty.
Sometimes I actually prefer economy flights when it is not full and when one can lie across 3 in a row (e.g last flight from Vancouver to Calgary of the night)
The seat should be modified so that the mini drink table would be placed on the side where aisle or window is.
This way one can lie across 2 seats when the other seat is empty.
Sometimes I actually prefer economy flights when it is not full and when one can lie across 3 in a row (e.g last flight from Vancouver to Calgary of the night)
Oct 3, 19, 12:59 pm
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Originally Posted by cooleddie
As a suggestion and improvement to future hard product, AC narrow body business class armrests between seats should be made moveable.
The seat should be modified so that the mini drink table would be placed on the side where aisle or window is.
This way one can lie across 2 seats when the other seat is empty.
Sometimes I actually prefer economy flights when it is not full and when one can lie across 3 in a row (e.g last flight from Vancouver to Calgary of the night)
The seat should be modified so that the mini drink table would be placed on the side where aisle or window is.
This way one can lie across 2 seats when the other seat is empty.
Sometimes I actually prefer economy flights when it is not full and when one can lie across 3 in a row (e.g last flight from Vancouver to Calgary of the night)
Originally Posted by songsc
One way I can see this happen is AC moving to European style J.
But personally I think the current AC narrow body product far superior.
But personally I think the current AC narrow body product far superior.
I'm not sure if it's possible to accommodate me on my own and me with another person without having two drastically different seating configurations in J.
