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I'm on the road this week, and as I write this on my laptop I'm sitting on a United 757 and I have -- really -- 5 feet of leg room. (A little extra space is important to me since I'm 6'3" tall.) I'm in the first row of the main cabin, right by the main door, so there has to be plenty of room for people to get in and out. (Added bonus: when we arrive I'll be the first one off the plane; the riff-raff in first class can just wait.) Once you know your airline and plane type, you can go onto Seat Guru and find out where the best seats are to accommodate your needs: it has the seat configurations for hundreds of planes so you know exactly what to ask for when you check in. From This is True for 4 December 2005 Suggestions for further reading:
 by Walter Kirn Amazon Price: $10.17 Customer Review: Like many others, I saw the movie first and bought the book because I enjoyed the movie. I think the plot in the movie is much stronger, in part because because of when it was released; it more accurately reflects the sad reality of today's business ...  by Rick Ingersoll Amazon Price: Customer Review: Great book! Was shocked to see it sell this low in price. There are other bloggers out there that are nowhere near the Frugal Travel Guy in knowlege and charge well over $50 for books 1/5 of this handbook's size. Great for beginners or people who hav...  by Bob Reiss Amazon Price: Customer Review: Anyone who is interested in airlines, airplanes, airports, anything aviation should read this book. I work for Delta, the airline Bob Reiss wrote about, and I learned things I didn't even know. Also any buff of the L-1011 aircraft (the best first c...  by Randy Petersen, Tim Winship Amazon Price: $9.95 Customer Review: Basic college courses are usually labeled 101. Sometimes remedial courses are necessary before enrolling in the 101 course. This book should be considered pre-remedial training. A minimum of research at just a few of the myriad on-line travel sites a...  by Kinky Friedman Amazon Price: Customer Review: I'd suggest this collection as a rearguard to the one beginning with A Case of Lone Star. This grouping of the Kinkster's mysteries into single volumes seems to me to be a great way to introduce more mystery novel lovers to the works of Kinky Friedm... Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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