Talk:Premium economy

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[edit] Virgin Atlantic

The previous edit contained this section on Virgin Atlantic:

'Virgin Atlantic provide arguably the most pleasant Premium Economy, with purple leather seats, a separate cabin, dedicated cabin crew, pre-flight champagne and after dinner liqueurs. Also, Virgin offer amenities kits premium to those of the Economy Class.'

I'm not sure this looks very encyclopaedic / demonstrates WP:NPOV, so I've parked it here for now. For instance, on a purely personal note, I fly Premium Economy for business purposes, so I tend to choose BA, as VS have until recently not provided laptop power in their Premium Economy cabins, which matters to me somewhat more than seat colour ... but to say BA are the best would probably not be Neutral Point of View;-).Bill Martin 21:37, 3 July 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Table

Considering adding value to airline data by tabulating information, draft below with 1 proof-of-concept entry:

Name	ICAO	IATA	Class Name	Type	Legroom	Rows	Power
British Airways	BAW	BA	World Traveller Plus	Comprehensive	37"	-1	Yes

Bill Martin 22:12, 3 July 2007 (UTC)

Nice idea. I suggest the ICAO/IATA codes are redundant. "Legroom" should be "pitch". How about adding the Class of Service Codes used, too?

Name	Class Name	CoSC	Type	Seat Pitch	Rows	Power
Virgin Atlantic	Premium Economy	W,K	Comprehensive	37"	varies	varies