Customer Rating = from 1.0 (very poor) to 5.0 (excellent)
AIR CANADA ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW - 3rd July 2008 by J Trevers (USA)
AIRCRAFT : A319
PAX SIZE : Large
LAYOUT : 3x3
POSITION : Aisle
PAX RATING : 7/10
RECOMMENDED : YES
Legroom Space
Seat Recline
Seat Width
Viewing TV Screen
Access in/out of seat
FOOTREST
No
Seat 20D from JFK to Vancouver, 26D on the way back. Seats are pretty decent and IFE is great. It
is a small plane for 6 hour flight and with only two bathrooms for economy, there were always long lines.
Review: 19
October 2007
Aircraft: Boeing 767-200
Name: Brent Borg
Position: Window
Layout: 2x3x2
PAX size: Large
Recommended : Yes
Comfort Score : 3/10
Legroom space
Apparently the first 10 rows or so of Economy have 1" less leg room than the row further back. My row also
lacked a window!
Seat recline
Seat width
Viewing TV screen
Access in/out of seat
Footrest No
Review: 18
July 2007
Aircraft: Airbus A320
Name: Bruce Staples
Position: Aisle
Layout: 3x3
PAX size: Medium
Recommended : Yes
Comfort Score : 8/10
Legroom space
Row 24 is one of the better economy rows because you are just behind the wings and still have a good
enough view from the window. Beware that Air Canada put minors and families in the last 3 rows, so
beware of rows 27 to 29.
Seat recline
Seat width
Viewing TV screen
Access in/out of seat
Footrest No
Review: 18
July 2007
Aircraft: Airbus A330
Name: John Kotsopoulos
Position: Aisle
Layout: 2x4x2
PAX size: Large
Recommended : Yes
Comfort Score : 7/10
Legroom space
Good seats, shame about the ancient IFE system which was difficult to watch from where I was sitting.
Seat recline
Seat width
Viewing TV screen
Access in/out of seat
Footrest No
Review: 7 May 2007
Aircraft: Airbus A330
Name: Margaret Graham
Position: Aisle
Layout:
2x4x2
PAX size:
Large
Recommended : Yes
Comfort Score : 8/10
Legroom space
Comfortable seat with generous legroom and wing support in the headrest. I slept well on return overnight flight.