Qantas Skybed MK I.

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djcz

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Qantas Skybed MK I. Hi Guys, for people 180cm+ , how do you find the Skybed MK I on the A330-300's? Are they best comfortable in fully-flat or more of a cradle position to sleep in? Got a BNE-HKG flight coming up which showed the New layout but has been changed to the old. Thanks (In Seat 3A)

watson374

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"how do you find the Skybed MK I on the A330-300"

You enter the cabin and there they are!

The seat itself should be long enough for you to sleep in. Given QF97 is a day flight, I wouldn't stress too much about it.

djcz

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Dont Worry, I saw your sense of humour :p 

Serg

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I fairly tall and flown one. Length is not an issue, but sloppy configuration is. I found it incredibly comfortable in Z position during day flight, but it not comfortable to sleep all night on the back. In lie-flat mode is spacious, but you inevitably slide down and from time to time have to reposition yourself. Again for day flight is superb – spacious and comfy. If you do not mind I can suggest to look at Emirates 777 one – it is not that wide in up position, but I found it more comfy in lie-flat one, perhaps angle is tad less and it makes all the difference. And I feel your pain about sudden changing new to old without even telling you – Finnair changed BOTH legs for me from my favorite superb new business to old pedestrian one. Never even send me apology letter.

dwightwick

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if you have wider shoulders you may find fully flat on your back somewhat uncomforatable - I flew SIN-MEL in June on the old confirguration and found my shoulders barely fit. Apart from that quite a reasonable product.

undertheradar Banned

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I find that using/tweaking the various individual seat controls i can achieve a comfortable sleep/snooze position that is not the full angled flat position (ie... a flat 'base' (main bum area) with a slighty raised seatback/head, and a slightly lowered legrest..coupled with the pillow i can achieve side sleeping and back sleeping in this position...and i'm 180cm tall...100kg.. anyway...that's what works for me.

undertheradar Banned

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+ im a bit broad up top..and dont find the seat shell walls too much of a hassle

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