The future of air travel – are you sitting comfortably?
Brice Seating's pre-reclined B3100 Featherweight Super Light standard position is static at a more comfortable angle (Credit: Brice Seating)
Article Summary
We've come a long way from the early days of aviation. Aircraft cabins used to have more in common with our living rooms; seats were over-stuffed armchairs you could push around, and in-flight entertainment was a game of backgammon or bridge. It's tempting sometimes to wish for a return to those days – now it's more about either squeezing more people in, or providing a more comfortable experience only for those who can afford it. In this article, we're going to take a look at some new cushy options for your tush, and some others that seem quite outlandish ...
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