Thomas Cook Airlines

2x3x2 formation seat width too narrow armrest locked down and could not raise armrest leg room far too confined.

Glasgow to Funchal 4 hours! I am of average build and height but with only 30" inside leg. I could not sit straight. With my seat and the one in front upright there was only a spread hands width between my face and the seat in front.

Legroom was quite adequate in economy. Seat width a bit restrictive but bearable. My wife found the seats a bit hard.

We had upgraded to Premium on this flight to Kerala (10 hours) and the product does not compare favourably with the First Choice upgrade particularly with regard to the comfort of the seat. We would repeat a previous comment that it felt like sitting on a wooden bench - had to stand up at regular intervals to get the feeling back in our legs! Would avoid this airline (even upgraded seats) unless there is no option.

I'm 6' 3". The legroom was just appalling by far the worst flight I've ever been on. To make things worse on both outbound and return flight I asked for an aisle seat on check in in both cases I was informed it wasn't possible and that I should haggle with other passengers to get such a seat.

The aircraft seating was extremely cramped I am only 6' 1" yet I had to sit with my knees splayed apart even then both knees were against the back of the seat in front. My wife at 5' 5" felt most claustrophobic in one of the inner seats and thus spent most of the 8 hour flight standing. Not an aircraft to select on a long haul flight 2 hours at the outside would be more than enough to make most folk uncomfortable.

I sat in the Premium Cabin on a long haul flight to Canada and the seats were appalling and did not justify extra expenditure. It was like sitting on a park bench and thankfully they supplied a blanket which I needed to sit on.