Zodiac Seat Shells U.S. LLC

Ben Orson

Zhao Jin

Elijah L Dobrusin

A passenger seating arrangement for an aircraft cabin that includes first and second adjacent columns of at least two seats that define a first longitudinally extending center axis that extends approximately parallel to a longitudinal axis of the aircraft cabin. The seats in the first column face away from and form an angle with the first axis of between about 1&#xb0; and about 44&#xb0;, and the seats in the second column face away from and form an angle with the first axis of between about 1&#xb0; and about 44&#xb0;. Each seat in the first column is staggered fore of a seat in the second column.

Aircraft seating configuration

An aircraft that includes a cabin that has a floor, side walls, a ceiling and an interior, a first class section positioned in the interior that includes a longitudinally extending first aisle extending therethrough, a first door positioned fore of the first class section, an economy class section positioned in the interior and aft of the first class section, and a longitudinally extending second aisle that extends parallel to the first aisle and that does not extend through the first class section. An economy class passenger that enters through the first door travels down the second aisle to enter the economy class section and never enters the first class section.

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