Air India

Not Verified | Seats generally clean and in good form. Leg room and seat width a little restricted. I'm an average sized guy but surely some people I know who are a little "larger" would definitely have a taxing experience.

✅ Verified Review | The Boeing 787-8 seats were very comfortable. Nice interior, the leg space was very good, large overhead bin. IFE had good movies and tv shows. The screen was big, picture quality was good, too. Overall, very good aircraft with comfortable seating, entertainment and storage.

✅ Verified Review | Boeing 787-8, super seats, great lighting, good in-flight entertainment system, width of the seats were really good, the legroom was good, really good cushioned seats with pillow. Loved the experience, I sat on the aisle seat the accessibility of the seats are good also the storage space above.

✅ Verified Review | I travelled from Mumbai to HKG, which has stopover and change of flight in Delhi. The Mumbai to Delhi aircraft was narrow body A319, which was delayed by 2 hrs due to late availability of the captain and we were made to rush in Delhi to catch the connecting flight. The Boeing 787 was a pleasant surprise. Especially the leg room in economy was the best I have come across till date. The LCD panels for IFE was beautifully designed in order not to impede the viewing, if the person in front reclines.

Air India is one the airlines which use the 3x3x3 configuration on their B777's which is great and results in more space and less crowd. Seats have decent Legroom. The only problem in B777's seats are they are sometimes dirty. IFE mostly don't work and the content is not good anyway.

The seats were dirty and torn there was no inflight entertainment the food served was a disgrace and not eaten by anyone near me. The pockets for magazines etc facing me were all torn away and hanging by a thread. The plane was an hour and half late never any apology or explanation - just accept this is the way it is. Finally the crew were surly disinterested and impolite.

It was a bulkhead seat (17H on 777-300ER) right behind the business class cabin. Seat recline is ok and legroom is good. The seat width however was horrible. First reduced due to the tray table in armrest on top of that the remote for entertainment console is also placed in armrest and the holder pokes about an inch into the seat. Uncomfortable to get in or out of the seat and nearly impossible to reposition yourself without getting out if you are slightly on the heavier side. Better for people who feel comfortable in 16 inch seat width. The entertainment screen is folded on a swiveling arm which folds behind your feet. It was quite hard to move it into position (joints were hard) and amazingly the joint which is supposed to holed the screen upright was super smooth! At initial deployment of the screen I had just started watching something with my legs crossed over each other and the screen fell (swiveled on a horizontal axis at the bottom side of the screen) and hit my shin quite hard. For the rest of the flight I was rubbing my shin (and keeping the blanket folded many times on my leg to prevent any further injury due to the screen). I forgot to mention that the controls in the remote which was poking my thigh did not function. Not just on my seat at least 6 more seats around me had the same issue. Thankfully the touchscreen menu on the personal screen was working which enabled me to watch a movie (not much more as the system response was very sluggish and music browse menu quite user unfriendly to use satisfactorily).

The personal monitors were out of service on both my wife's and mine on the way out. On the way back the monitor's front screen was cracked and mine was not working. We were seated on the "exit" row and could not see the front main screen as it very fuzzy and working intermittently.

Relatively new 777-200LR. The seats were comfortable for most of the flight but towards the end of the 15 hour flight they got a little stiff. The recline was ok. Another 1-2 inches of recline would've been great. I'm 6'2" tall and found the legroom to be adequate. Not great but adequate. The aisle seat would be the best bet for tall people. The middle and window seats had some footspace taken away because there was a box mounted beneath the seat in front of the passenger.