Anyone else fed up with "Too little Personal space" on aircraft in general?

[donaldsc]

Have you tried https://www.seatguru.com/.

 

DON

[FlyerTalker]

38 minutes ago, donaldsc said:

Have you tried https://www.seatguru.com/.

 

You mean the website that is virtually defunct, with no updates or corrections being made to the pages?

 

 

[Globaliser]

 

9 minutes ago, FlyerTalker said:

48 minutes ago, donaldsc said:

Have you tried https://www.seatguru.com/.

You mean the website that is virtually defunct, with no updates or corrections being made to the pages?

 

And which wasn't altogether accurate even in its heyday?

[FlyerTalker]

4 minutes ago, Globaliser said:

And which wasn't altogether accurate even in its heyday?

 

True, true, true.

[donaldsc]

3 hours ago, Globaliser said:

 

 

And which wasn't altogether accurate even in its heyday?

 

I used them occasionally a while back.  Have not used them in a while.  My information may well be out of date.

 

DON

[FlyerTalker]

1 hour ago, donaldsc said:

 

I used them occasionally a while back.  Have not used them in a while.  My information may well be out of date.

 

As is the website.  Just for grins, I took a look.  They still show Delta 777s, even though the last flight of those was in October of 2020.  Almost three years ago.  AA and UA show aircraft that no longer fly.

 

Even worse, they show airline telephone numbers that are no longer correct, which is a factor in the "fake agency" scam.  Toss in airlines that no longer exist, incorrect listing of alliances and my favorite -- under the AA page under alliance partners for OneWorld it lists "US Air Force".  Right above "US Airways".

 

It's an embarrassment for Trip Advisor to have their name on the page.

 

 

Edited August 28, 2023 by FlyerTalker