Korean Air

Good recline and comfortable seats. These are the shell seats they use on A380's. There's not as much legroom as their 777's though otherwise no complaints.

I sat in the last row A380 with a duty free store at the rear of the plane (should have used the space for more bathrooms as there were frequently lines) and the very bright lights are always on. While there is a curtain (not a blackout one) it is frequently left open. I was bothered by the light all night. I would choose this plane again although a different seat.

I was seated in the very last row seat 68F on B773. There are 336 economy seats on this configuration. The last two rows- middle section- is also one seat short in the middle due to the curvature of rear of the aircraft - so rather than 2-5-2 it's 2-4-2. The only drawbacks - one of the last off the plane (bad for connections) and a line may develop with folks waiting for toilets. AVOD on seatback and very generous 35" seat pitch.

ICN-TPE. There is no adjustable headrests and no personal television. There is a small overhead screen. The seats are clean however the tray table had leftover stain marks. There are foldable cup holders attached to the tray table. There is radio channels and complimentary ear phones are given for you to keep. The seats have no lumbar support. The recline is not very good (about 2 degrees).

Overall the seats aren't too bad. I found that with a seat fully reclined you can hardly see the tv screen. Legroom space isn't too bad compared to many airlines I have flown and the seat width not too bad. Getting in and out of my seat was sometimes a pain in the neck since I tripped often due to the lack of space.

The side seats of the last 8 rows of the economy section becomes 2 per row which gives you some sort of privacy if you are travelling with one companion. However its is basically in the back of the aircraft so if you are that impatient kind avoid the seat - you get off last.