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|Penthouse | |Penthouse | ||
|Tail (rudder) | |Tail (rudder) | ||
− | |A seat located in | + | |A seat located in the tail, presumably higher than the rest. The tail of a plane doesn't usually have any seating, and airlines do not generally appreciate having passengers "higher than the pilot". |
− | Some Etihad Airways planes actually have an apartment like cabin class called "the residence" that is sometimes called a penthouse by the media. That is located at the front of the plane, though, and it | + | Some Etihad Airways planes actually have an apartment like cabin class called "the residence" that is sometimes called a penthouse by the media. That is located at the front of the plane, though, and it's unclear if this a reference to that. |
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|Extra legroom | |Extra legroom | ||
− | |Hanging off of front | + | |Hanging off of front of left side of tail |
|A common complaint with airplane seating is the lack of legroom. These seats do not have this problem – in fact, they have the entire atmosphere as legroom. Loss of shoes and/or glasses or other loose clothing could be an issue, as these seats appear to be outside the protection of the pressure-controlled main cabin, so passengers would bear the brunt of the wind. | |A common complaint with airplane seating is the lack of legroom. These seats do not have this problem – in fact, they have the entire atmosphere as legroom. Loss of shoes and/or glasses or other loose clothing could be an issue, as these seats appear to be outside the protection of the pressure-controlled main cabin, so passengers would bear the brunt of the wind. | ||
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