Going in style

How about this for a travel option? This is executive class in the B767.
Lay-flat seats and your own TV screen with video on demand.

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how do you look out of the window if the seats are facing away and that wall post in the way?

RadAL wrote in post #2640882
how do you look out of the window if the seats are facing away?

lol. im sure they would let you rotate the seats.

There are two windows at each seat [more or less]. So when you are reclined you can look out the one that is kind of behind the seat. When upright, you can see sideways out the other window.

Nice shot, if you'd have removed the diaper 1st?

PhotosGuy wrote in post #2642022
Nice shot, if you'd have removed the diaper 1st?

Ideally, I would have closed all the overhead bins and cleaned up the garbage showing on some of the seats too, but I was just on my way out of the airplane, so I didn't take the time to do that.

I should have taken pictures BEFORE the flight, so then the "diaper" would not have been showing... and I was kicking myself all the way to Osaka for not having done that.

BTW, this is a Photoshop CS3 [Beta] automated photo stitch of three pictures I took with the 20D and the 17-85IS. It was shot in "P" mode (I was in a hurry), but I think that Photoshop did a pretty good job putting the shots together. CS3 uses a different method to stitch photos together and [IMHO] does a way better job of this than previous versions.

Oops, went over that 800 pixel limit again with the border/reflection effect. I sized the width to 800, not thinking that the height was going to be over 800. Sorry. [That's twice]

nice man!

Nice! What airline and how many thousands of dollars for those seats??

This is Air Canada... and I don't want to know what one of those seats would actually cost to ride in. It wouldn't be cheap though.