Every other seat is raised by a height of approximately
two steps.
Combines the FLEX-SEAT and the BUSINESS-FLEX-2 models.
Concept designed for aircraft with limited vertical space
available, such as the upper deck of a Boeing 747.
Passenger on the second tier seats laterally to the first tier
passenger - unlike with the FLEX-SEAT model where
second tier passenger is fully above the first tier. Side row
is alternate elevated seats (Business-FLEX-1)
The most cost effective model for improving
passenger comfort
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FLEX-SEAT
Cost Effective Reclining Accommodations for Airlines
Capturing vertical space in airline interiors through the use of steps
The various models provide options to how vertical space can best be captured as a function of passenger density and comfort.
Yes 60,156 (77.0%)
No 8,617 (11.1%)
Maybe 9,139 (11.9%)