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Old Nov 18, 2018, 10:50 am
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Originally Posted by BlueThroughCrimp


You’d enjoy my knees in the back of the seat if you tried that on me.
Oh... how so when there are no seats directly behind my seat in the last row of WTP or the last rows at the very back of the plane? Reason I choose the rows I do is to avoid knees
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Old Nov 18, 2018, 11:14 am
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Incorrect, the new Neo a320 feature non reclining seats from row 13 or so I believe
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Old Nov 22, 2018, 8:17 am
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I will recline automatically on an overnight flight on which I'm going to sleep. On a daytime flight I am more likely to recline if the row behind me has an empty middle seat and my reclining is less likely to impact those behind me.
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Old Nov 22, 2018, 8:24 am
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Originally Posted by dddc


Cathay have abandoned their fixed back shell seats in economy, although you may find them still on some older planes on intra-Asia flights. They were pretty much hated by most that flew on them because they felt like you were were slumped rather than reclined.
I seem to remember it was Malaysian that had those shell seats. Either way, they were uncomfortable as the seats had not nearly enough padding and when 'reclined' you had the hard plastic shell hitting part of your head. Other than that, it was a good idea!!
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Old Nov 29, 2018, 3:56 pm
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We flew to KL yesterday in WTP. The person seated infront of Mrs SHT88T went full recline in one, sharp movement and stayed there for 9 hours. Unlike me, Mrs SHT88T has short legs so didn’t have the seat smash against he kneecaps.

Reclining is fine by me, provided you do it respectfully. It’s fair to say I felt the actions described above were somewhat rude but bit my tounge as the WTP cabin was half empty with plenty of other seats to move to for some space.
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Old Nov 29, 2018, 5:39 pm
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My sympathy for folks who don't like the seat in front reclining (ever) was reduced somewhat by the guy behind me who demanded I not recline because it wasn't as comfortable for him...…..yet HE was fully reclined already...… Apparently THAT was different....
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