THIS Is Making Brand New Aircraft UNUSABLE

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  @MentourNow · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @Pfsif · 1 year ago

  It must take a lot of effort to make those seats so tight and uncomfortable.

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  @DeanElhard · 1 year ago

  Seat supplier: &quot;We have new seats with thinner seat backs to provide more legroom!&quot; &nbsp;Airlines: &quot;Great, we can reduce the seat pitch even more!&quot;

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  @viking-dragon · 1 year ago

  I remember traveling across the Atlantic and once up in the air, they would turn over and look a white screen for inflight entertainment and the projector would run... you only had 2 options: either you watch or you don&apos;t watch😂 these days you can choose what, but also when you watch. I like it that you can pause whenever, without having to wait in line for the bathroom when the movie finished 😂 they have definitely come a long way... food got better too.

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  @rogerpenske2411 · 1 year ago

  This is the kind of crap that happens when the entrepreneur started the company dies. Slowly, the MBA crowd comes in, knowing absolutely nothing about business, except how to cut costs. And they decide to have stuff that they used to make in the house, made elsewhere. Now you’re stuck.

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  @steveericson6209 · 1 year ago

  My last transatlantic flight was on an American Airlines Boeing 777. &nbsp;The seats were so narrow that our shoulders were overlapping and our knees were jammed hard into the seats in front of us and we could not move for almost 10 hours. &nbsp;It&apos;s a good thing we were human, because if we were animals, the people who did that to us would be going to jail for animal abuse.

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  @izzieb · 1 year ago

  It seems some companies in the aviation industry made extremely short-sighted business decisions during the pandemic. While I appreciate the uncertainty at the time, many companies did not let staff go as they had some foresight. We are seeing the knock on effect across the industry of these poor decisions, whether it&apos;s a shortage of pilots or a shortage of people making chairs.

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  @lubayart · 1 year ago

  Great topic! This is what your channel is loved for. Thanks! <br><br>Hint from an AV pro: &apos;unify&apos; logotypes by making them ALL transparent background and monochrome - for more polished visual quality, your channel has grown into premium class, don&apos;t spoil it with random gfx.

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  @MrPopcornBattle · 1 year ago

  remembered when we got the first 737-maxes after the pandemic. we received them without seats and got the seats delivered after some time. the planes was filled with pallets of water bottles as ballast which was nice during the hot summer.<br><br>it gave us plenty of time to do phase inn and sliding carpet mod.

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  @donchaput8278 · 1 year ago

  The Sky Couch is the most practical thing currently offered that could become standard in some rows or all rows depending on weight and flight travel time. &nbsp;I fly quite often and I would really have loved to have this, especially on a redeye

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  @carlosmichel7201 · 1 year ago

  The clickbait titles and AI thumbnail pics aren’t it guys. This is a great channel. Don’t go down this road

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  @frankpinmtl · 1 year ago

  You know what&apos;s even harder during evacuations? People stopping to get their bags, on the way out the door...

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