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EMIRATES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 7 January 2009 by R Adriansyah (Kuwait)

KWI-DXB-HKG, both legs on A330-200. Seats are a bit hard, but acceptable. There was no footrest, making it difficult for shorter people such as me.

EMIRATES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 30 December 2008 by O Banderas (Netherlands)

Absolutely horrific seats in economy on very long sectors on B77L up to 17hours. Really think they should consider 3-3-3 like all other world class airlines on the very long flights to the Americas. Even on shorter sectors the 777s are very uncomfortable and cramped. When on a busy sector like to Bangkok flights are packed full and offer very poor comfort. The air fares do not reflect the charter quality seating. 4 points for entertainment only, provided the person in front does not recline their seat.

EMIRATES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 30 December 2008 by Botta Pedersen (Norway)

Hong Kong to Bangkok, as the plane has a stop there, on its way to Dubai. Quality service, but the seats are the worst!? The legroom is good, but the seat width probably is the worst ever. The seat width is so small, since they have added another seat, 10 instead of the regular 9 by other carriers. Our three hour long flight become unpleasant and we told ourselves never again to fly with Emirates. I only recommend Emirates for short flights, and tiny/thin people. Must be nice for kids, actually. The recline is like the "modern" shell seats, you slide. The worst idea in air-travel, ever.

EMIRATES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 24 December 2008 by Sharon Pine (New Zealand)

Whoever designed these seats has obviously never flown long-haul in them. There is no leg-room to speak of, and it's impossible to watch the TV screen if the person in front of you has their seat reclined. The lack of footrests makes for a v. uncomfortable flying experience - at 5'7" my feel only just touched the floor if I was sitting upright - if I reclined my seat, I had to put my feet on my bag or else risk the circulation in my legs being cut off. I thought that the food was v. good but I'd never fly long-haul with them again.

EMIRATES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 10 December 2008 by Stephen Williams (Australia)

This was my first flight on Emirates and was looking forward to the trip. Emirates have squeezed extra seats in the 777. Most airlines fit 9 across while Emirates fit ten across. The seats are very narrow, hard and uncomfortable. While the front of the seat raises when you recline the seat it does not make it any more comfortable, and there is no foot rest. The LCD movie screen is also very close to your face when the person in front reclines their seat making it hard to focus on the screen. The cabin crew lack of concern about safety procedures was matter as well.

EMIRATES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 10 December 2008 by Robert Harder (UK)

MAN-DXB-BNE we had the B777-300ER and chose the two seats at the back 49 J/K on both legs of the flight the older planes seemed to have more legroom than the newer one, it seems Emirates wants to get an extra row in. The food was very good on all flights, the ICE system was excellent when you got some headphones that worked. The main problem was seat width they are just too narrow

EMIRATES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 6 November 2008 by John Salvaris (Australia)

Second row from front (economy) suffers because front row (behind solid partition) has extra leg room and is able to tilt right back. It was impossible to extend tray table when this occurred (nearly whole of the flight) and needed stewards intervention to request front row passenger to raise seat back so that meals could be served to our 2nd row of 2 seats. Situation exacerbated by front row passengers stretching legs out and pushing against solid partition in front of them increasing seat back tilt - at least for half of trip.

EMIRATES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 6 November 2008 by J van Oosten (Australia)

Footrests have been removed, to save weight apparently, this can cause circulation problems especially when seats are tilted, with legs dangling in the air. some other carriers have one less seat across giving more seat width as well.