Flying-V: Flying long distances energy-efficiently

Re:Flying-V: Flying long distances energy-efficiently by axaxs on Wednesday June 05, 2019 @01:32AM (#20101753)

Can you cite even a single source? I, unfortunately, fly all the time. Chicago to SFO upgrade on United is 129 dollars. And you don't get 6 inches more legroom...

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Re:Flying-V: Flying long distances energy-efficiently by diminoten on Wednesday June 05, 2019 @01:46AM (#20101800)

https://gyazo.com/24ccae9fe9c155020b20ea2398ce6cbc

https://gyazo.com/1cfc5e5edb0aa4a9734138fce73c002e

Both American flights I'm taking in the next month. All have increased legroom, it literally says "Up to 6 inches".

Heh, I suppose I should mention these are out of Tulsa... :)

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Re:Flying-V: Flying long distances energy-efficiently by axaxs on Wednesday June 05, 2019 @01:55AM (#20101841)

Well, thanks for that. I'll admit I'm a bit surprised, and also spoke too broadly(aka, wrong...perhaps). I'm curious now what airline/route that's for. Even my direct 2 hour flights to DC cost 40 to 50 to upgrade at a minimum, the last one wanted 69 dollars...

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