Airline seat pitchesWant to know how much leg room you will have on your next flight. Check out the seat pitch table for 32 airlines. By TTM on 22 September 2010 in Travel Articles |
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The Skyrider saddle seat has made quite a stir in the airline seating industry. But at the moment passengers can still perch themselves on a proper seat. But not all airlines offer the same space. Choosing an airline based on its seat pitch means you could have a more comfortable ride thanks to extra leg room. Seat pitch is the measurement between the headrest of one seat and the same point on the seat in front. The greater the distance the better the chances of surviving a flight without any cramp!
Source: seatguru.com CommentsGeorge, London You may also want to take a look at http://www.seatsize.net - you can compare seat sizes side by side 4 November, 2011 Phil Gomersall, Swindon I have just returned from Cyprus with Thomas Cook on their B757-200 aircraft. The leg room was the worst I have experenced. My kees were pressed hard against the seat in front plus it was impossible to lower the seat table completely. Unless I can get extra legroom seats in the future, I will not fly short haul with this airline again. 4 June, 2011 passenger with thomas cook, europe If you're taller than 160 cm I cannot recomend to travel with thomas cook. My wife and I did so in September and we found that the space between the seats was too short. We were unable to find a comfortable position to our feet, and when the food was served we had to act like Houdini to eat at all. 18 October, 2010 Add Your CommentPlease note: all comments will be manually verified by our staff before appearing on the site. Please do not try and spam and do not use offending language. If you want to be notified when your post has been published, add your email address below. Related ItemsSURVEY: Which is your top travel iPhone applicationHow to avoid costly telephone calls abroad Lovers Reunited Valentine Competition Brits love beach holidays Virgin Upper Class relaunched - including Richard Branson shaped ice cubes Hotel room rates on the rise Would you recognise London without Big Ben? Flystar from Astraeus Hotel prices lowest for five years Brits haggle over holiday prices Which is the safest seat on a plane? Top ten yoga tips to aid long-haul flying Iris Enrolment List Grows Bye bye BMI Airlines should compensate for cancelled flights Travel Articles Archives |
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