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Isabelle 2 year s ago
There should be accommodation for tall people on airplanes. It is really unfair that the greedy airlines have shrunk the seats to maximize profit.
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Tibbie 2 year s ago
Isabelle,
There is, it is called Exit-row seats, those have like 30cm extra legroom, some restrictions and/or about 10€ extra but well worth not having to sit for hours with knees hanging painfully from the plastic ridge of the seat in front.
Some airlines/ticket price ranges will just give you those seats if you ask for them/book them ahead of time.
There is, it is called Exit-row seats, those have like 30cm extra legroom, some restrictions and/or about 10€ extra but well worth not having to sit for hours with knees hanging painfully from the plastic ridge of the seat in front.
Some airlines/ticket price ranges will just give you those seats if you ask for them/book them ahead of time.
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Fran 2 year s ago
Tibbie,
True, but everybody wants them. I'm 6'5" and the only time I was able to get exit row was when the plane was mostly empty.
True, but everybody wants them. I'm 6'5" and the only time I was able to get exit row was when the plane was mostly empty.
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Lotta 2 year s ago
Also it would nice to not have to bend down past my waist to drink water from a fountain.
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Jos 2 year s ago
#13 The woman in the photo looks like she’s on her knees.
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Ade 2 year s ago
Jos, Your mom's on her knee's :D :D
There is, it is called Exit-row seats, those have like 30cm extra legroom, some restrictions and/or about 10€ extra but well worth not having to sit for hours with knees hanging painfully from the plastic ridge of the seat in front.
Some airlines/ticket price ranges will just give you those seats if you ask for them/book them ahead of time.
True, but everybody wants them. I'm 6'5" and the only time I was able to get exit row was when the plane was mostly empty.