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has anyone seen the advert for this on TV recently,?
I'm pretty sure it was going places but may stand corrected on this.
They've taken I think 15 rows of seats out to give more legroom than BA's economy seats.
I think this shows great potential. A "space" war must be good for all concerned.
Next thing we need is a "width" war and then a "comfyness" war.[msnwink]
Sounds good to me!!! We also need a price war and then a few decent direct flights out of Scotland and we are laughing!!!
Lx
I may be wrong but I think this advert is for First Choice, I stand corrected if I'm wrong.
Are American still flying with more legroom in economy?
I'm sure I heard somewhere that they were ditching the scheme at the end of last year; which would be a real shame. Every time I've flown American since they introduced the extra legroom the flights have always been full, so I figure it works!
first choice, my hubby commented on it, i didnt know they had that much leg room!!!
i got a price comparison for first choice for flights this october (not half term)
and for 2 adults and 2 children we are looking at
economy £1,800 flight only 14 nights from manchester
and £3,290 for these extra legroom premuim seats
i think its called star class and premier class plus its an extra £20 each way to sit together if you are a family
Mizzy
I have to admit I saw the advert many times and it does not look like much room too me[msneek]
its either 36 "or 38"
i think its 38" but not 100% sure
i thought that the prices where expensive for the premier class
Mizzy
This is off the web site, the leg room in economy - which is what the advert refers to not premium is bewteen 29-33 inches..............hmm......sounds vague to me.....
For First Choice Airways longhaul flights, there is between 29" and 33" of legroom in a normal Economy seat, or up to 36" if you have upgraded to the Premium service.
My parents flew with First choice for the first time last summer, they booked Star Class Premier only to be told the day before that the aircraft wasn't available. Then to make matters worse they had to come down at Bangor.