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Theres tall people and short people. I am a tall person who like to rest my arm when I am in an airplane. The problem is I have to lean to get my arm to lay flat on the arm rest. The leaning of course is bad for the back. So I propose that airplanes install another arm rest 4 inches above the lower arm
rest so there is some place to for a taller person to put his or her arms. This would also eliminate arm rest sharing.
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tallies to the back of the aircraft please. |
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fuckin segregation man.... |
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I'd prefer an arm rest bundle board so two people could share an arm rest instead of letting whoever sits down first hog the whole thing. |
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What about an arm rest that expands. Gets wider. |
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so that's what 'expands' means... why not cut off one of
the arms if you don't want to share (+) |
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I'd go along with the expandable idea. Maybe flip-up wings that you could keep folded down if no one happened to take the seat beside you (leaving more roon on your side). |
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Why not a little crank on the armrest that raises it? Then we don't need to segregate. |
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Yeah something to double the size of both armrests. I was thinking two wings that slide out from the armrest. Like the wings on a f14 tomcat. |
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i have better solution: just put a crank to raise the armrest. |
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