Which US Airlines Have Have The Most Spacious Economy Seats?
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2023
- Flying economy can be uncomfortable - especially on a full aircraft- especially as airlines try to pack more seats into their cabins. A few airlines have held out for a bit more space and so today, we take a look at some of the best.
A challenge in our comparison is fleet diversity. Seat types and configurations can vary widely, even for the same aircraft type with the same airline. But we’ll do our best to compare products anyways!
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JetBlue has led this category for many, many years. They're also the first US airline to offer screens on all its seats as well as the first to offer free WiFi.
In the U.S. anyway, the problem is how many people are overweight or obese. 70% overweight or obese. That is a big challenge for an airline to overcome. They try and make everyone comfortable but they can only do so much. Seat size is not a problem for me but I'm usually next to someone that spills over to my seat. This means that I'm leaning to one side so that I'm not rubbing elbows. We fly United mostly and we try and upgrade to Plus but it still doesn't help that much. Unfortunately being fat has become acceptable so I'll just have to deal.
There's being fat and then there's being a larger person with wide shoulders and torso.
Less cramped. Spacious is not the right expression to describe these torture chairs.
Or you’re just fat
As a flyer of Ryanair, I agree :/
@@nowapproachingyt Me too. As I have short legs, I struggle to find off the peg trousers, and am unconformable on Ryanair. How do Normal and tall people cope?
@@MarkUKInsects they dont
Someone’s on the larger side
I’ve flown on Delta’s E175 and 737, and the seat space in economy is great for my personal standards! 😁👍
I've only gotten AA recently and i opted for the "premium economy" I was satisfied with the leg room. But looks like I'll need to try JetBlue next
The Fokker 130 interior is designed for maximum passenger comfort and well-being. The interior incorporates:
Latest slim seats
Adjustable LED lighting
Very low interior noise levels due to the tail-mounted engine position
The Fokker 130 offers a single class configuration carrying 137 passengers. Various alternative layouts are possible, including First or Business Class configurations with a wide four-abreast seating. Modular areas for galleys, lavatories, wardrobes and stowages are available.
What about Alaska Air??
A220 middle seat has the widest amongst
I flown on Southwest Airlines & Delta Airlines & American Airlines. But, I can´t say I sat in the economy class though. I do know I've flown Southwest & Delta way more then Southwest Airline Southwest Airlines is my personal fav. thought. Do you have paper newspapers as well? That would be so much easier for me because it is hard for me to keep up with all of yours amazing videos, I do love the aviation industry.
Southwest has ONLY 1 class, which is Economy. So you have definitely sat in economy lol.
I find that Aer Lingus’ A321neo has the best economy class seats (especially for short-haul between Dublin and Heathrow). I’ve flown on the A321neo on this route now for 4 times and I find it very comfortable!
It'd be cool too if you could do one of these comparing major european airlines
Most european airlines (even the full service ones) cheat on their business class seats for the intra-Europa (aka short to medium range single aisle) flights. They block out the middle seat of the first few rows with a strapped in tray table and call it Business Class. The only seats with extra leg room are in the very first row. Other than the extra lateral space you just get a standard economy seat with the standard economy space.
What airlines with upgrades won't tell you is that you can pay extra for comfort class, and then when you inevitably miss your connection, you get stuffed into the back of the next available flight hours later. then you have to fight to get a refund.
I fly a lot and JetBlue blows everyone else out of the water in terms of comfort in economy
Being 20+ inches across the shoulders, the 737 is an aircraft I definitely avoid, no matter the seat pitch.
American Airlines introduced "Oasis Configuration" which made everything so tight. the main cabin for primary Basic Economy fare passengers is 30 inches. Can you imagine the average both male and female size sitting for over 4 hours of flight? It's even worse the lavatory door is even narrower and there was an incident one passenger could not get from the room during the flight.
Southwest Airlines also have several international routes, not just domestic flights
Domestic is 95% of their business.
Correct, but it’s still not a global carrier (which goes against their business model). They round out the Big Four domestically, but globally it’s still just three.
Take a look at the " New Legroom Enhancer "
More info on seat width would have been nice.. Just saying
I always fly business or first class
in asia Thai airways offers best economy class seats
Any E175 has *all* of these beat. Those are the most comfortable jets flying right now.
Cool do easyjet vs Ryanair
I agree, not sure on seat pitch, but as the Airbus has a wider cabin than the 737, EasyJet should have a 25mm wider seat, at least on paper?
So the best economy by aircraft type is the A220. Gotta get on one of these...
Over hundres of flights, I learned that spacious economy seats aren't the measure of all things.
For example, I would pick any Jetblue or Delta economy seat over a "first class" seat at Aeroflot, KLM, or AA.
Spirit
Alaska I'm guessing
Anything under 34" seat pitch is torture!!! There's is no good Main Cabin option out there on any US airline. The extra legroom seats in the Main Cabin on airlines that have it have become very expensive. You pay a lot to not get that much.
Jeyblue yup... american and southwest...
Which European airlines still pack the passengers like sardines?!
Ryanair!
@@heidirabenau511 sardines have space for olive oil, you would have to pay extra for that on RyanAir.
Air Iberia
Which don't?
We fly United. We like the the Economy Plus. Cannot afford 1st Class but don't want to be packed in like cattle.
Alaska??
The flying experience should not require the "jaws of life" to get in and out of a passenger seat.
JetBlue is by far the best... no comparison to anyone else. Free wifi and bigger seats.
The best economy seats i tried were the one that kept my bum off the floor....😋
I would be very happy to pay Ryanair 10% more, to have 10% more legroom.
Absolutely notne of them no US Airlines have comfortable seats