I'm 6 feet 230 pounds and the seats are perfectly comfortable for me. Don't know where this 5'6" thing comes from.
By the way, I think the word "discrimination" that I used to title this thread is wrong. There's nothing discriminatory when different customers pay different fares for different accommodations. That's happened without any complaint for years. For example, when I flew to Seattle, I was offered a larger seat for another $99 and I took it. I just wanted to see if the extra room was worth the extra money. My conclusion was that it is. But I'm not sure I'd spend extra on every flight. However, at that price the FOOD was also included. So more room and "free" food does make it a good purchase for me. But I got an unusual bargain because they'd been unable to fill the seat. If I'd bought the ticket in a normal way, it would have been more expensive.
By the way, I think the word "discrimination" that I used to title this thread is wrong. There's nothing discriminatory when different customers pay different fares for different accommodations. That's happened without any complaint for years. For example, when I flew to Seattle, I was offered a larger seat for another $99 and I took it. I just wanted to see if the extra room was worth the extra money. My conclusion was that it is. But I'm not sure I'd spend extra on every flight. However, at that price the FOOD was also included. So more room and "free" food does make it a good purchase for me. But I got an unusual bargain because they'd been unable to fill the seat. If I'd bought the ticket in a normal way, it would have been more expensive.
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