Airbus's folding saddle seat: the cattle-class future

[Erynne]

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The Guardian is a reputable source and is simply reporting on the fact that Airbus filed for a patent for this design.

It may or may not actually be implemented in airplanes, but it is disturbing.

News is not a reputable source. All news that is for profit has some monetary influence and odds are weighed in that Airbus somehow pissed off the news executives.

News, due to advertisers, is not always unbiased, but this is being covered by multiple organizations.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/17/travel/airbus-saddle-seat-patent/
http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-planning/travel-news/airbuss-bicyclestyle-airline-seat-revealed-20140715-3by5m.html
http://www.latimes.com/business/travel/la-fi-airbus-seeks-patent-for-bicyclelike-airline-seat-20140711-story.html
http://business.financialpost.com/2014/07/15/airbus-files-patent-for-bicycle-style-seating-on-airplanes/

For starters.

Realistically, you also need to provide something beyond speculation to support your assertion.

I trust none of those news sources either. You on the other hand put way too much faith in news organizations.

It is being reported on every other news source too. I just saw it this morning on CBS and I said "yeah... no". I could not believe what I was seeing. I am imagining how uncomfortable it would be for a lot of people. Definitely NOT recommended for pregnant women! And I am thinking all kinds of other things such as "whose 'brilliant' idea was this?"

The problem with design is that it's a safety hazard. Such seats would not be expected to survive under a belly landing conditions. The bars will snap and everyone would be trying to leave the plane with broken feet. Also I do not trust anyone.

I won't be surprised that this section is able to be jettisoned at the first sign of trouble. xd

[God Emperor Baldur]

Erynne

God Emperor Baldur

Nyadriel

God Emperor Baldur

kiironobara

News, due to advertisers, is not always unbiased, but this is being covered by multiple organizations.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/17/travel/airbus-saddle-seat-patent/
http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-planning/travel-news/airbuss-bicyclestyle-airline-seat-revealed-20140715-3by5m.html
http://www.latimes.com/business/travel/la-fi-airbus-seeks-patent-for-bicyclelike-airline-seat-20140711-story.html
http://business.financialpost.com/2014/07/15/airbus-files-patent-for-bicycle-style-seating-on-airplanes/

For starters.

Realistically, you also need to provide something beyond speculation to support your assertion.

I trust none of those news sources either. You on the other hand put way too much faith in news organizations.

It is being reported on every other news source too. I just saw it this morning on CBS and I said "yeah... no". I could not believe what I was seeing. I am imagining how uncomfortable it would be for a lot of people. Definitely NOT recommended for pregnant women! And I am thinking all kinds of other things such as "whose 'brilliant' idea was this?"

The problem with design is that it's a safety hazard. Such seats would not be expected to survive under a belly landing conditions. The bars will snap and everyone would be trying to leave the plane with broken feet. Also I do not trust anyone.

I won't be surprised that this section is able to be jettisoned at the first sign of trouble. xd

Realistically, this is a safety hazard with ot without the jokes. If this were a real idea, then odds are it will only end up on African flights.

[Erynne]

God Emperor Baldur

Erynne

God Emperor Baldur

Nyadriel

God Emperor Baldur

kiironobara

News, due to advertisers, is not always unbiased, but this is being covered by multiple organizations.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/17/travel/airbus-saddle-seat-patent/
http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-planning/travel-news/airbuss-bicyclestyle-airline-seat-revealed-20140715-3by5m.html
http://www.latimes.com/business/travel/la-fi-airbus-seeks-patent-for-bicyclelike-airline-seat-20140711-story.html
http://business.financialpost.com/2014/07/15/airbus-files-patent-for-bicycle-style-seating-on-airplanes/

For starters.

Realistically, you also need to provide something beyond speculation to support your assertion.

I trust none of those news sources either. You on the other hand put way too much faith in news organizations.

It is being reported on every other news source too. I just saw it this morning on CBS and I said "yeah... no". I could not believe what I was seeing. I am imagining how uncomfortable it would be for a lot of people. Definitely NOT recommended for pregnant women! And I am thinking all kinds of other things such as "whose 'brilliant' idea was this?"

The problem with design is that it's a safety hazard. Such seats would not be expected to survive under a belly landing conditions. The bars will snap and everyone would be trying to leave the plane with broken feet. Also I do not trust anyone.

I won't be surprised that this section is able to be jettisoned at the first sign of trouble. xd

Realistically, this is a safety hazard with ot without the jokes. If this were a real idea, then odds are it will only end up on African flights.

For some reason, the jettison idea may not be so unrealistic now.
Reading Jane Bussmann's book. What the hell, Africa?

[God Emperor Baldur]

Erynne

God Emperor Baldur

Erynne

God Emperor Baldur

Nyadriel

It is being reported on every other news source too. I just saw it this morning on CBS and I said "yeah... no". I could not believe what I was seeing. I am imagining how uncomfortable it would be for a lot of people. Definitely NOT recommended for pregnant women! And I am thinking all kinds of other things such as "whose 'brilliant' idea was this?"

The problem with design is that it's a safety hazard. Such seats would not be expected to survive under a belly landing conditions. The bars will snap and everyone would be trying to leave the plane with broken feet. Also I do not trust anyone.

I won't be surprised that this section is able to be jettisoned at the first sign of trouble. xd

Realistically, this is a safety hazard with ot without the jokes. If this were a real idea, then odds are it will only end up on African flights.

For some reason, the jettison idea may not be so unrealistic now.
Reading Jane Bussmann's book. What the hell, Africa?

Except that in the real world, deaths on an airliner do not bode well for the airlines.

[Nyadriel]

God Emperor Baldur

Nyadriel

God Emperor Baldur

kiironobara

God Emperor Baldur

kiironobara

The Guardian is a reputable source and is simply reporting on the fact that Airbus filed for a patent for this design.

It may or may not actually be implemented in airplanes, but it is disturbing.

News is not a reputable source. All news that is for profit has some monetary influence and odds are weighed in that Airbus somehow pissed off the news executives.

News, due to advertisers, is not always unbiased, but this is being covered by multiple organizations.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/17/travel/airbus-saddle-seat-patent/
http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-planning/travel-news/airbuss-bicyclestyle-airline-seat-revealed-20140715-3by5m.html
http://www.latimes.com/business/travel/la-fi-airbus-seeks-patent-for-bicyclelike-airline-seat-20140711-story.html
http://business.financialpost.com/2014/07/15/airbus-files-patent-for-bicycle-style-seating-on-airplanes/

For starters.

Realistically, you also need to provide something beyond speculation to support your assertion.

I trust none of those news sources either. You on the other hand put way too much faith in news organizations.

It is being reported on every other news source too. I just saw it this morning on CBS and I said "yeah... no". I could not believe what I was seeing. I am imagining how uncomfortable it would be for a lot of people. Definitely NOT recommended for pregnant women! And I am thinking all kinds of other things such as "whose 'brilliant' idea was this?"

The problem with design is that it's a safety hazard. Such seats would not be expected to survive under a belly landing conditions. The bars will snap and everyone would be trying to leave the plane with broken feet. Also I do not trust anyone.

There are so many reasons why it is so wrong. We cannot even begin to touch on half of it. For example... air turbulence anyone?

[Erynne]

God Emperor Baldur

Erynne

God Emperor Baldur

Erynne

God Emperor Baldur

Nyadriel

It is being reported on every other news source too. I just saw it this morning on CBS and I said "yeah... no". I could not believe what I was seeing. I am imagining how uncomfortable it would be for a lot of people. Definitely NOT recommended for pregnant women! And I am thinking all kinds of other things such as "whose 'brilliant' idea was this?"

The problem with design is that it's a safety hazard. Such seats would not be expected to survive under a belly landing conditions. The bars will snap and everyone would be trying to leave the plane with broken feet. Also I do not trust anyone.

I won't be surprised that this section is able to be jettisoned at the first sign of trouble. xd

Realistically, this is a safety hazard with ot without the jokes. If this were a real idea, then odds are it will only end up on African flights.

For some reason, the jettison idea may not be so unrealistic now.
Reading Jane Bussmann's book. What the hell, Africa?

Except that in the real world, deaths on an airliner do not bode well for the airlines.

Not one trace of a funny bone. Okay. Fine. I'll leave this alone now.

[Nyadriel]

Erynne

God Emperor Baldur

Nyadriel

God Emperor Baldur

kiironobara

News, due to advertisers, is not always unbiased, but this is being covered by multiple organizations.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/17/travel/airbus-saddle-seat-patent/
http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-planning/travel-news/airbuss-bicyclestyle-airline-seat-revealed-20140715-3by5m.html
http://www.latimes.com/business/travel/la-fi-airbus-seeks-patent-for-bicyclelike-airline-seat-20140711-story.html
http://business.financialpost.com/2014/07/15/airbus-files-patent-for-bicycle-style-seating-on-airplanes/

For starters.

Realistically, you also need to provide something beyond speculation to support your assertion.

I trust none of those news sources either. You on the other hand put way too much faith in news organizations.

It is being reported on every other news source too. I just saw it this morning on CBS and I said "yeah... no". I could not believe what I was seeing. I am imagining how uncomfortable it would be for a lot of people. Definitely NOT recommended for pregnant women! And I am thinking all kinds of other things such as "whose 'brilliant' idea was this?"

The problem with design is that it's a safety hazard. Such seats would not be expected to survive under a belly landing conditions. The bars will snap and everyone would be trying to leave the plane with broken feet. Also I do not trust anyone.

I won't be surprised that this section is able to be jettisoned at the first sign of trouble. xd

Reminds me of that comedy movie where somebody was "riding" on a missile.

"yaaaa HOOOOOOOO!" *whips cowboy hat around*

[God Emperor Baldur]

Nyadriel

God Emperor Baldur

Nyadriel

God Emperor Baldur

kiironobara

News, due to advertisers, is not always unbiased, but this is being covered by multiple organizations.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/17/travel/airbus-saddle-seat-patent/
http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-planning/travel-news/airbuss-bicyclestyle-airline-seat-revealed-20140715-3by5m.html
http://www.latimes.com/business/travel/la-fi-airbus-seeks-patent-for-bicyclelike-airline-seat-20140711-story.html
http://business.financialpost.com/2014/07/15/airbus-files-patent-for-bicycle-style-seating-on-airplanes/

For starters.

Realistically, you also need to provide something beyond speculation to support your assertion.

I trust none of those news sources either. You on the other hand put way too much faith in news organizations.

It is being reported on every other news source too. I just saw it this morning on CBS and I said "yeah... no". I could not believe what I was seeing. I am imagining how uncomfortable it would be for a lot of people. Definitely NOT recommended for pregnant women! And I am thinking all kinds of other things such as "whose 'brilliant' idea was this?"

The problem with design is that it's a safety hazard. Such seats would not be expected to survive under a belly landing conditions. The bars will snap and everyone would be trying to leave the plane with broken feet. Also I do not trust anyone.

There are so many reasons why it is so wrong. We cannot even begin to touch on half of it. For example... air turbulence anyone?

Which is why such a design would not happen.

[God Emperor Baldur]

Erynne

God Emperor Baldur

Erynne

God Emperor Baldur

Erynne

I won't be surprised that this section is able to be jettisoned at the first sign of trouble. xd

Realistically, this is a safety hazard with ot without the jokes. If this were a real idea, then odds are it will only end up on African flights.

For some reason, the jettison idea may not be so unrealistic now.
Reading Jane Bussmann's book. What the hell, Africa?

Except that in the real world, deaths on an airliner do not bode well for the airlines.

Not one trace of a funny bone. Okay. Fine. I'll leave this alone now.

Personally I am not in a humor mood. Otherwise, it's hilarious.

[washu_2004]

This reminds me of the canvas seats in military transport planes.