Re:An American airline wins the right to weigh passengers on...
by librish on Wednesday December 28, 2016 @02:22AM
(#13269004)
At 6'8" I find all seats I've ever been on other than Spirit and Ryan Air work decently well unless I need to sleep. What issue are you facing?
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Re:An American airline wins the right to weigh passengers on...
by nitrogen on Wednesday December 28, 2016 @03:14AM
(#13269185)
The biggest issue I have with most car and airline seats is the back curvature is completely wrong for my height. So even in a section or vehicle with ample leg room, there's a hump on the top of the seatback that does terrible things to my shoulders and neck.
Re:An American airline wins the right to weigh passengers on...
by dingo_bat on Wednesday December 28, 2016 @03:37AM
(#13269281)
Exactly my problem. I simply cannot use the seat back properly at all. My head cannot lean on the head rest, my back does not align with the seat. I just sit with all the grace of sitting on a stool.
Re:An American airline wins the right to weigh passengers on...
by dingo_bat on Wednesday December 28, 2016 @03:41AM
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I don't usually face a big problem with legroom. My legs are cramped but they fit. The bigger problem is relaxing and sleeping. I can't read on planes for longer than 10-15 minutes (I have to raise my kindle to my chest level in front of me, if I don't want to bend my neck), and the seat backs are just uncomfortable. I can't lean, can't sleep because my head rises above the headrest. Add the general lack of space in the standard economy seat and it's very uncomfortable for me.