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Founded in 1998, China Kaide Car Parts Co., Ltd. is a airline seat, aircraft seat manufacturer and supplier of car parts and accessories. We can provide our customers with high quality auto spare parts and qualified auto performance parts for many kinds of cars, buses, and trucks. It has years of OES and OEM airline seats, aircraft seats experiences and passed the TUV certification of ISO/TS16949 quality system. We have introduced advanced technology and equipment to integrate further development and manufacture. |
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1. Wedging yourself into an economy-class airplane seat is one of the atrocities of our age, but there’s help on the way. The Cozy Suite is a revolution in airline seating, giving you more room to yourself while giving the airlines the opportunity to pack even more sardines into their pressurized tin cans. Sure, it's not as tricked-out as some of the latest business class seating, but it's a whole lot better then the disgraceful seats in steerage now. Designed by Thompson Solutions, Delta Air Lines plans to place the “fixed cocoons” in its Boeing 777 and 767 economy classes by 2010. With the seats’ staggered arrangement, the design not only keeps that person next to you out of your face, you also end up with a comfy place to rest your weary head. You can also recline without smacking into that unfortunate soul behind you, and there’s a footrest along with an extra 2 inches of legroom. Another major advantage: the passenger in the window seat can get to the aisle without the other two getting up. |
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2. Purchase a first- or business-class airfare on a low-cost airline: Some domestic budget airlines offer business- or first-class airfare at a better discount than what the legacy lines charge (or would charge, absent the competition). Right now, AirTran, America West, Spirit, and Sun Country offer (relatively) low-budget business- or first-class choices. Delta Airlines operate a single premium cabin transatlantic. BusinessElite offers the business traveller an almost flat cradle seat (left hand photograph) and all the usual facilities one would expect of business class travel. In 2008 Delta will introduce a fully flat bed (right hand photographs) to BusinessElite on the new 777ER, and will be fully installed across the whole fleet by 2010. Of course, Delta's new merger mate Northwest Airlines (we call it "Northworst") will probably help the new combined company find a way to make these great-looking seats uncomfortable, too, cramming even more people into those horrid, stuffy (albeit safe) airborne rattletraps. |
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