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EMIRATES BOEING 777-300 ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 15 December 2010 by Sean Redmond (Saudi Arabia)

I think it's pretty poor for a non-charter airline to have 10 abreast seating in Y class on a 777. Even Saudia has now taken the cheap move of adding an extra seat in the 777 Y cabin!

EMIRATES BOEING 777-300 ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 23 October 2010 by Linda Bradley (South Africa)

Lack of footrests causing the most horrifically uncomfortable pain in the back of the thighs. Severe swelling in ankles and legs for days after. You can't do in-flight exercises and walking up & down the aisle for 8 hours. Requested a plastic foot rest for the return flight - not available !

EMIRATES BOEING 777-300 ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 22 September 2010 by R Rose (Australia)

The seats were very narrow and very uncomfortable for the long haul flight from Dubai to Brisbane. Felt like we were packed in a sardine can. Not recommended.

EMIRATES BOEING 777-300 ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 7 September 2010 by Lee Barnes (UK)

The seat gives you a terrible pain in the back of your thighs due to the foot rest been removed. I could not get comfortable on either sectors of my journey and found the only way around this was to sit upright. The meal tray does not slide towards you like on some other airlines which means you find yourself sitting on the edge of your seat. Big improvements are needed for this aircraft.

EMIRATES BOEING 777 ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 8 August 2010 by John Broussard (USA)

I don't like that you can't get your seat assigned on some legs (Dubai-Houston) until checking in. The 3-4-3 seat arrangement in Economy makes for extremely narrow seats, which create an uncomfortable flight experience. Sitting in an aisle seat means your shoulder will be banged repeatedly by anyone walking by or by passing carts. It is reason to fly another airline.

EMIRATES BOEING 777-300 ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 18 July 2010 by Gill Ashton (Australia)

Flying Emirates was the most uncomfortable flight we have ever done. I was expecting the seat to be narrow, but the width was OK. Legroom was not too bad, but my legs dangled in mid-air the entire time, with horrible discomfort under the lower thighs. Also, the seating is incredibly hard and unyielding, just couldn't get my head comfortable and my shoulders and neck still ache 3 days post-flight. We could not sleep on the Dubai-Perth leg, as the people behind found the legroom too short and kept pushing our seats back whenever we reclined them. Terribly uncomfortable, we will never fly with them again.

EMIRATES AIRBUS A340-500 ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 3 July 2010 by John Cooke (Australia)

Do not travel on these Emirates aircraft. The seats are excruciatingly uncomfortable as the footrests have been removed. This causes pressure behind the lower thighs since there is no other leg support. It is virtually impossible to get comfortable. After 16 hours I was exhausted. Many passengers complained - response from Emirates has been disappointing.

EMIRATES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 1 July 2010 by Karen Morgan (UK)

Seats 35 E/F on A330 - awful seats. I would recommend that others avoid these seats - poor legroom, poor width, poor armrests.

EMIRATES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 7 June 2010 by Roger Lyon (UK)

Seats are too narrow and has been said many times, the configuration means narrow aisles.

EMIRATES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 27 May 2010 by Clive Baldwin (UK)

I had an aisle seat but was totally cramped, seat width was terrible, I was struck on the shoulder, quite violently by passing trolleys more than four times. My knees touched the seat in front and of course the person in front reclined his seat making the screen virtually unviewable and the meals tray inaccessible.