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1. Ross Bonadonna on September 24th, 2009 at 1:01 pm

   It looks pretty nice and modern until you picture people in it (bumping knees) , people ruin everything

2. KevinQ on September 24th, 2009 at 1:21 pm

   It seems to me that the only thing worse than sitting next to a stranger for a flight is to stare a stranger in the face for a flight.

   Pass.

   K

3. Rick Neece on September 24th, 2009 at 5:05 pm

   I don’t think I’d mind on a flight shorter than an hour to sit like this on a plane. If you live where you use any other public transport, some busses, trains, subways make use of this configuration. And there’s an (unspoken) etiquette for using such (usually). Any trip longer, I would require xanex before boarding. (I never had occasion to do so, but I’m pretty sure I would find “coach” really difficult on a cross-country non-stop, let alone a trans-global trip. First-class, even, would be a chore.) I’m with Ross, though, it sure looks pretty in the picture.

4. Lucy™ on September 24th, 2009 at 5:38 pm

   They wouldn’t need a food trolley. Just a roomba, distributing the kool aid.

   Lousy design. Backs to the windows? Where does the hand luggage go: under those narrow stooly chairy things, spilling out onto the tiny little aisle? What if somebody has a jacket? Or a child? A baby? A magazine?? Load of cock.

   Also, this business of cheap fares is a coverup. You can still travel across Europe for 20 euros return if you buy your ticket at the right time.

5. Doc on September 24th, 2009 at 8:15 pm

   reminds me of the most poorly conceived part of (the film) ’2000: a space odyssey’ – the shuttle to the monolith:

   suuuuure, big time execs are gonna sit on those nasty, hard 50′s failed kitchenette chairs all the way to titan, suuuuuure they are.

   not gonna do that even to oakland.

   i swear…designers.

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