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In response to "re: airlines, I noted on the way home from TX that airline seats have been getting smaller while people have been getting bigger. nobody is even " by 🏳️‍🌈 judge jones 🏳️‍🌈

And the newer seats are 'slimline' too, meaning less support/padding in addition to less room -- nm

Posted by ty97 Aug 31 '23, 07:43

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i'd be 100% okay with losing extra inches if it made prices cheaper, but it doesn't - colin Aug 31, 09:19
But do they recline? -- nm - Spawn Aug 31, 09:08
there is no domestic flight long enough to make me pay for anything but coach. even LA-DC or NYC is just a five-hour car ride. -- nm - hollywood big shot Aug 31, 08:17
How else are they going to pack in two more rows than the manufacturer intended? -- nm - spamlet Aug 31, 07:50 8
- What I loathe the most is the additional seat across they added on the 777s and 787s vs design. - ty97 Aug 31, 07:54 7
  - btw, how are you feeling today? -- nm - spamlet Aug 31, 07:59 3
    - Not worse, so that's good? -- nm - ty97 Aug 31, 08:07 2
      - Take what you can! -- nm - spamlet Aug 31, 08:51 1
        
        absolutely! -- nm - ty97 Aug 31, 09:17
  - Oh yeah. I was so happy when I got on a 787 and only counted 9 seats across. -- nm - spamlet Aug 31, 07:58 2
    - If they could, they'd remove the overhead bins and hang more seats from the ceiling. -- nm - 99 Luftbaron Aug 31, 07:59 1
      - hold my beer -- (link) - oblique Aug 31, 08:03

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