http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31671154/ns/travel-news/
What about this in AWS? :D
I'd rather love to see "standard low-cost" implemented into the game
Quote from: Samo on July 06, 2009, 01:52:56 PM
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31671154/ns/travel-news/
What about this in AWS? :D
;D. can't believe Ryanair hasn't thought of this 8)
I'd fly with that type of seating... Just once, for some pictures and the experience. :)
Old news, Ryan is just trying to fetch another bit of free PR ... That seat design was actually talked originally already a few years ago when it was "suggested" by either Airbus or Boeing (can't remember who actually..).
http://www.seattlepi.com/business/267888_seats25.html
http://blog.mobissimo.com/archives/252-Standing-Room-Only-On-Your-Next-Flight.html
Quote from: toyotaboy95 on July 07, 2009, 09:20:39 AM
;D. can't believe Ryanair hasn't thought of this 8)
Ryanair has thought about it. I think they asked permission from the EU.
Quote from: Samo on July 06, 2009, 01:52:56 PM
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31671154/ns/travel-news/
What about this in AWS? :D
What would the pax confort indicator say? Maybe: Atrocious!?
Quote from: Brockster on July 07, 2009, 09:32:46 AM
I'd fly with that type of seating... Just once, for some pictures and the experience. :)
Yeah, I would like to try it, just once, on a very short flight.
I am rather concerned with safety. I wonder how they will make this idea work technically, if you compare it to seat safety requirements... Personally, I already find standing in trains pretty awkward - one hour travel from Frankfurt to Cologne e.g. can be a hurting experience.
Denis
I was just kidding about this in AWS. But if SkyEurope try this (well, they probably go to bankrupt, but maybe...), I definetly try that too :D But just on some domestic service (maybe BTS-KSC).
Quote from: Filippo on July 07, 2009, 11:54:07 AM
Ryanair has thought about it. I think they asked permission from the EU.
Fox News: "O'Leary got the idea from Chinese airline Spring, which put forward similar plans — estimating they could pack in up to 50 per cent more passengers and slash costs by 20 per cent." ;D
Fox News: "O'Leary got the idea from Chinese airline Spring, which put forward similar plans — estimating they could pack in up to 50 per cent more passengers and slash costs by 20 per cent." ;D
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...Company from Romania reports to have got an order from Ryanir about 50 km !! band able to bridle passangers during the flights :P
Quote from: toyotaboy95 on July 07, 2009, 09:20:39 AM
;D. can't believe Ryanair hasn't thought of this 8)
Click on there website and theres a survey asking would you go on it if it was free??
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