Virgin trains... what is an airline seat?

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 1,326

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  15/05/07 - 20:59 #27

  Mr. X wrote: »

  We all once had free hot drinks all the way to London when the electricity, lights and heating weren't working in our carriage in December... !

  
  You get that all the time even when everything is working when traveling first class

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  Glen Posts: 12,076

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  15/05/07 - 21:16 #28

  gillypanda wrote: »

  A seat facing the direction of travel, not with your back to it I believe

  You do realise that trains don't turn round at the end of the jouney so spend 50% of their time traveling in either direction - therefore whether a seat ("airline" or table) faces the direction of travel depends which way the train is going.

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  15/05/07 - 22:05 #29

  Glen wrote: »

  You do realise that trains don't turn round at the end of the journey so spend 50% of their time travelling in either direction - therefore whether a seat ("airline" or table) faces the direction of travel depends which way the train is going.

  In one carriage, you also have airline seats facing either way at either the front or back of the train.

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