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Air New Zealand's new seats up to 3cm wider on Airbus planes
Air New Zealand's new seats for planes joining its short haul international fleet are wider than existing ones and may help passengers stuck in the middle breathe a little easier. At the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg it revealed the seats made by British firm Acro Aircraft Seating for Airbus A320/A321neo (new engine option) fleet that are joining the fleet. The window and aisle seats will be 1cm wider than those on the airline's current international Airbus fleet, with the middle… (www.nzherald.co.nz) 更多...
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Yippee! A whole cm more for 2/3 of the seats. That's less than 0.40 inch for those who prefer the old units. I suppose that's supposed to make up for the woeful 76 cm/30" pitch between rows in most of the cabin. Apparently Air New Zealand thinks everyone has transformed into hobbits. But try squeezing into these seats for up to 4.5 hours and you'll feel more like an orc. While their long-haul service is great, ANZ really has dropped the ball with its shorter flights.
There are no more Hobbits all getting repainted
They do so well and they have come a long way since the days of the DC8'S DC1'S 747-219'S
3 cm? How about five inches?
Well it's good to have leg room then have cramped feet and swelling the little anz A320's not bad to fly on good inovation
