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  • Epoch Times - New ‘Flex-Seats' Aim to Change Air Travel Forever

    Kevrone can apparently not see how this design would easily be modular. There are ways to alter the design, but purely the concept, and the presented proof of it, is encouraging, if only for a part of the airline market. But yes, this could be a step in the right direction.

    Reviewed by Lyze Oct 30, 11:18pm ( 15 reviews ) • theepochtimes.com

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  • Rated by shivalig on Dec 05, 5:23am

    great work

  • Rated by Going2Oahu on Nov 25, 9:32pm

    I hope something like this is in place during my lifetime. I hate riding in coach because it is so uncomfortable but I can't usually afford business class.

  • Rated by russelljames on Nov 12, 7:26pm

    An interesting read.

  • Rated by kalaway on Nov 06, 5:18pm

    Until the ridiculous and costly separation between "business" and "economy" is tackled I don't think there can be "epoch" changes. With the choices remaining extravagant/lucky luxury and just-make-it-through discomfort fancy designs do nothing. Airline culture is what has to change.

  • Rated by sheniferous on Nov 02, 10:42pm

    DO WANT!

  • Rated by TianYi1 on Nov 02, 9:43pm

    This is a great idea with so much room for improvement because of all the possibilities. :)

  • Reviewed by megane on Nov 01, 1:35am

    The text kind of glosses over it, but those nifty two-story seats with the little beds beside them are only for business class; i.e. this design might "change flying forever," but only for the people who already get free champagne and plenty of leg room. We poor plebeians get "every other seat raised a few inches."

  • Rated by Lyze on Oct 30, 11:18pm

    Kevrone can apparently not see how this design would easily be modular. There are ways to alter the design, but purely the concept, and the presented proof of it, is encouraging, if only for a part of the airline market. But yes, this could be a step in the right direction.