not a chance, are they just trying to make flying more uncomfortable?
European aerospace giant Airbus has unveiled a new split-level seating design which would see passengers stacked on top of each other.
The plane manufacturer has filed a patent for a mezzanine arrangement aimed at making better use of cabin space.
The plans, drawn up by an Airbus design team in Hamburg and lodged with the US Patent and Trademark Office, envisage the rows would alternate between floor level and a second elevated level.
Each of the seats would be able to be reclined into a horizontal position, allowing the passenger to lie down.
Stairs or a ladder would give access to the mezzanine seats.
The designers say the layout would be more suited for use in business class.
The seats could also be angled so passengers are not looking at the backs of the seats in front of them.
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