Aircraft:  A330-300

Name:  Chris Leigh    (USA)

Layout:   2x4x2

PAX size:  Large

Comfort Score :  1/10

I agree with the previous post; I also flew from Philadelphia to Madrid on a USAirways A330 and found the seats terribly uncomfortable. Possibly the worst seats I've encountered on an international flight. The recline was a joke (almost nonexistent), and the overall comfort was very poor. Other aircraft in the US Airways fleet do not seem to be nearly as bad. Its a shame, because this is very new and modern aircraft, with TVs at every seat.

Aircraft:  A330-300

Name:  Edward Chuchla    (USA)

Layout:   2x4x2

PAX size:  Large

Comfort Score :  1/10

The international leg of our US Airways flight from Philadelphia to Madrid was the worst and most uncomfortable seat we have ever experienced. These seats stand out all the more, because the coach seats on the domestic leg of our journey from LAX to Philly were actually quite workable. Based on the first leg of our trip, we were fired up thinking that the very large plane we'd take to Madrid would be more comfortable - not so!! I am a tall guy but my wife who barely breaks 5 feet, felt sardine canned into our window / aisle pair. There is absolutely no leg room, the pitch is a joke, and in general, the seats are incredibly uncomfortable.

Aircraft:  A330-300

Name:  David Brown    (USA)

Layout:   2x4x2

PAX size:  Large

Comfort Score :  5/10

US Airways flight from Charlotte to London my window seat on row 14 had a box under the right side which negated any room for my right foot. I was pleasantly surprised on return flight that window seat on row 22 did not have the box which allowed me more leg room. The economy seats could really use a bit more recline for the 8 to 9 hour flight.