Originally Posted by kokonutz (Post 12689544)

Practice, practice, practice.

You can achieve the desired result by first pressing the 'tilt back' button moving the seat back into a few inches of recline, then press the 'bed' button for a few seconds....the seat will tilt back more and move forward. Once you have the seat moved forward to your liking, press the 'tilt up' button to restore your seat back to a comfortable position. The seat may move back a bit as you do this, so you have to overcompensate on the 'bed' button.

I do this all the time and it works out nicely. Just takes patience and practice. ^

Originally Posted by UnitedEF (Post 12690147)

They should make a demo video. Or next time I get onboard I will try to make a demo video :)

Originally Posted by PTahCha (Post 12690009)

Is there a demo unit where we can practice until we get onboard? :D

Originally Posted by mvoight (Post 12688554)

Don't confuse recline with the relationship to the floor.
180 degrees means it is flat, but not necessarily to the floor.
170 degrees means the recline is less than flat. This is a bit like saying if you are on your back, your body would not be straight. 180 degress would mean your body would be straight, but on some airlines you mind have a tendency to slide toward the floor.

Originally Posted by UnitedEF (Post 12690147)

They should make a demo video. Or next time I get onboard I will try to make a demo video :)