Tall Guys -- Korean Air Economy or Air Canada Premium Economy ?
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2018
Posts: 1
Tall Guys -- Korean Air Economy or Air Canada Premium Economy ?
I'm 6'4" and dread being squished into most economy seats. I'm planning to travel from Washington, DC to Seoul this summer with my family of four. My frequent flyers miles are long gone so I'm looking to be cost conscious but comfy. I know Korean Air has some of the roomiest economy seats but are there any tall folks out there who have flown long haul in coach on Korean Air? Is it comfy for a 13/14 hour flight? I'd love to get input from the other "Daddy Long Legs."
I'd much rather fly Korean Air for the non-stop service alone but I worry about coming off the plane crippled . But for a slightly higher fare and an additional 2/3 hours we could fly Premium Economy on Air Canada. Thoughts on these alternatives?
A. Korean Air Economy (777): Non-stop (13/14 hours), Seat Pitch 33/34, Width 18.
B. Air Canada Premium Economy (787): One stop in Toronto (16/17 hours), Seat Pitch 38, Width 19.5. (I know there are other Premium Economy options but the Air Canada layover is the shortest.)
I look forward to your input.
Thanks!
I'd much rather fly Korean Air for the non-stop service alone but I worry about coming off the plane crippled . But for a slightly higher fare and an additional 2/3 hours we could fly Premium Economy on Air Canada. Thoughts on these alternatives?
A. Korean Air Economy (777): Non-stop (13/14 hours), Seat Pitch 33/34, Width 18.
B. Air Canada Premium Economy (787): One stop in Toronto (16/17 hours), Seat Pitch 38, Width 19.5. (I know there are other Premium Economy options but the Air Canada layover is the shortest.)
I look forward to your input.
Thanks!
#5
Join Date: Nov 2017
Location: New York, New York, US
Programs: KF, FB, HH, AA
Posts: 205
Never had problems with my economy seat pitch with KAL, hence if flying economy to asia or somewhere if I can I fly with KAL
#6
Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: Switzerland; South Korea
Posts: 346
Safe to say KE has one of the best (if not the best) Economy product out there.
I usually gladly pay the KE price premium if flying Economy (which is usually a couple hundred bucks)
I usually gladly pay the KE price premium if flying Economy (which is usually a couple hundred bucks)
Last edited by benji2227; May 23, 2018 at 5:25 am