New long-haul 737s: tight, tiny and tough to take

Article Abstract:

Several airlines are using Boeing 737 aircraft on longer flights because of their fuel efficiency. However, consumers will not be happy to fly on the aircraft because of the tight seating arrangements. A list of airlines and the routes on which the airplanes fly is provided.

United States, Equipment and supplies

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The toilet shortage aloft

Article Abstract:

The number of lavatories on airplanes is designated by the airline, not the aircraft manufacturer. The number of lavatories installed also depends on the design of the aircraft. The passenger-lavatory ratios for each type of plane flown by 45 airlines is included.

Services

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[1] New long-haul 737s: tight, tiny, and tough to take

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the layout, size and comfort of seats in the Boeing 737-800 and 737-700 aircraft are presented. The passenger-to-toilet ratio and the provision of entertainment consoles is discussed.

Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Air travel

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