Could you perhaps elaborate on your logic behind “flying every first class in the world” because what metric do you account for? I presume current available commercial First Class products?

I am inclined to embrace a “business plus” seat with an elevated soft product as “first class”, but I can understand those who feel that a first class seat should not…

I am inclined to embrace a “business plus” seat with an elevated soft product as “first class”, but I can understand those who feel that a first class seat should not have overlap with the seat behind them, thus maximising the width available for the entire length of the seat’s compartment.

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