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BllFs6 wrote:
Hi all This thread reminds me of something I've been wondering about the past year or 2.... Okay, you have side by side seating...in which you either have a nice wide cockpit and pay a substantial weight/aero penalty....or you have your shoulders rubbing the canopy on one side and the passengers on the other.... Or, you can take inline seating....but now the passenger gets to stare at the back of the pilots head and really cant help with watching guages (well they can if you install 2 of everything....another penalty there) or flying or digging up maps etc etc.... So, what about a mixture of the two? Imagine side by side seats.....but you slide the passenger seat back roughly 2 feet.....if you do that and allow the passengers legs to be lower than the level of the pilots hips....you can have a pretty narrow cabin that would still allow a decent amount of elbow/hip/shoulder room .....and perhaps even allow for the left (say) passengers leg to be under the pilots seat.... Anyone ever seen an arrangement like that? Seems to me that it might be a more efficient and comfortable way to pack people and stuff into a small cabin.... Like this? Russell Kent |
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