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Airline: US Airways Aircraft: A321 Seat info: Row 5 – Seats 5A, 5B, 5C. Class: Economy (Bulkhead row) – “Choice Seat” {{orbitz2}}

Airline Seats

Video | WestJet 737-700 Exit Row 12

Jake Redman July 8, 2013

Airline: WestJet Airlines Aircraft: Boeing 737-700 Row: 12 Seat(s): A-C, F Class: Economy (Exit Row seat w/ extra legroom) {{orbitz2}}

Cathay Pacific Premium Economy Amenities

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Amenity Kits

Video | unBOX Cathay Pacific Premium Economy Amenity Kit

Jake Redman February 8, 2013

The latest Cathay Pacific Premium Economy amenity kit came to be in late 2012. The signature improvement is simply cosmetic but one that improves it’s post-flight life in an earth-friendly, hipster-deco kind of way. These kits are offere

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Airline Seats

Video | Spirit Airlines – Airbus A320 Big Front Seat 1C

Jake Redman November 19, 2012

Enraged by some random fee, it wasn’t long ago that I swore I’d never fly Spirit Airlines again. But could this premium seat in the very front of an otherwise inhumanely packed, nickel-and-dimed cattle car be worth unloading a little extra cash for? Airline: Spirit Aircraft: Airbus A320 Row: 1 Seat: C Class: Big Front […]

Frontier Airlines

Frontier Airlines Airbus A319 "Stretch" Seat 1D

Jake Redman September 23, 2012

Airline: Frontier Airlines Aircraft: Airbus A319 Seat: 1C Class: “Stretch” (premium) Economy The Seat: That a few major seat-map sites or blogged Frontier Airlines reviews don’t give this row of “Stretch Seats” aboard a Frontier Airlines Airbus A319 a cautionary grade is puzzling. While there is some additional space between […]

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Airline Seats

ANA 767-300 Row 18 (Exit) Economy

Jake Redman July 30, 2012

Airline: ANA – All Nippon Airways Aircraft: Boeing 767-300 (1) Row: 18 Seat: A/D Class: Economy (Exit) Book It!: {{orbitz2}}

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Airline Seats

Cathay Pacific – Premium Economy CloseUP

Jake Redman May 31, 2012

While airlines in the US slowly and finally add tiny little bells and whistles to their trans-oceanic aircraft, some overseas carriers like Cathay Pacific are countering with their own. Difference is, their bells, whistles and seats are bigger…