
Say Goodbye to Middle Seats with Brazil's 'E-Jets': Which Seat Do You Prefer on a Plane?
mrosen814
2012/07/06 19:00:00
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Brazilian manufacturer, Embraer Jets (or, 'E-Jets'), is looking to increase their visibility in the U.S. aircraft market. The E-Jet boasts a smaller cabin than popular domestic aircrafts like the Boeing-737 and Airbus-320, holding anywhere from 70-124 passengers. These jets are targeting airlines that aim to fly shorter, more frequent routes.
The smaller E-Jet is a single-aisle plane, with two passenger seats on each side rather than three. This may be a huge plus for travelers who avoid the ever-dreaded middle seat. Which seat do you prefer on a plane?
TRAVEL.USATODAY.COM reports:

The smaller E-Jet is a single-aisle plane, with two passenger seats on each side rather than three. This may be a huge plus for travelers who avoid the ever-dreaded middle seat. Which seat do you prefer on a plane?
TRAVEL.USATODAY.COM reports:
If you've flown up to half-way across the U.S., the chances are good you've been on a plane made by Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer.

Read More: http://travel.usatoday.com/flights/story/2012-07-0...
Top Opinion
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Window+6I almost never use public washrooms and I don't like peoples asses in my face trying to get out to use the washroom. Plus, I like looking at the view outside. Look at this pretty ugly picture I took























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I love staring out to the world whilst listening to my mp3 player.
Upbeat songs and fluffy white clouds on a daytime flight, and slow songs and city lights on a flight at night....:)
The E-Jet has a problem! It's overheads do not take the same size bags. This can be extremely frustrating if while changing planes at a hub you now have to check a bag that you have valuables in.
I'm kind of an oddball, but I prefer having a bulkhead behind me. On a 747, the economy seats in front of the bathroom still recline. Yeah, a lot of folks hate having a toilet behind them, but it honestly doesn't bother me. I put on my big headphones and just watch movies the whole flight. I once paid for the exit row, but I had a 3 year old kid kicking my seat the ENTIRE FLIGHT from London to Phoenix and his over-indulgent parents did nothing to stop him. I can lean back and get up without bothering anyone and if someone needs me to move to use the bathroom, I'm fine with it because it's a chance to stretch the legs. I can't sleep in a chair anyway.