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what did you guys think of it? Id prefer business, but i cant see paying the price for it. | ||
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I did it last year, not doing it this year on 2 trips. I am short and wide. No relief for the wide part and increased leg room was unnecessary, so I decided the extra cost wasn't justified. Long and tall are the best use of this option. BUTCH C'est Tout Bon (It is all good) | |||
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I flew it to Tanz and back two months ago. It is much better than regular coach; I had a bulkhead aisle right behind B class and it was quite comfortable. I am Platinum, so I got it free. | |||
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Coming back from Zim last nov,both me and my buddy upgraded and paid extra at Joberg,it was well worth it,plan on doing so again when I head back in june. DRSS | |||
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Josh: We did it last year and it was OK (had free upgrade) but we are not doing it this June. I'm pretty close to your size and it was still sort of tight, although there was a bit more legroom... Karl Karl Evans | |||
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I flew Economy Comfort lat November and thought it was great. I'm 6'7" and that extra leg room comes in really handy. I'll be flying Economy Comfort on all my trips from now. | |||
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I just take a couple anti-depressants, it helps, especially if you fly SAA. Sit down, take two Trazadone, and have them wake you up for meals. 6'2" and 230. Rich | |||
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I am using it on Delta 200 & 201 this year. I'll be in 31A which gives you a bit more legroom and one can even get out of the seat and into the isle without making the B & C seat occupants get up. I also like the electrical outlet for my computer and sleep apnea machine. This will be my third flight using Economy Comfort. It is worth every penny to me. JudgeG ... just counting time 'til I am again finding balm in Gilead chilled out somewhere in the Selous. | |||
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I was told by my sweetheart that I had to go. She couldn't stand the gloomy disposition and whines.  It won't be but for 7 days, but something is better than nothing.JudgeG ... just counting time 'til I am again finding balm in Gilead chilled out somewhere in the Selous. | |||
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I am taking Delta economy comfort to JoBurg in late July. From Minneapolis via Atlanta, the cost was about $2600, business was over $10 grand. For me that was hard to justify the difference. NRA Patron member | |||
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