We at American pride ourselves on having a little something for
everyone. This includes most of our seats. Our
company slogan is: “Surely
you can’t be serious, We are serious…, and don’t call us Shirley.”
Since America is quickly becoming a "class society", we at American Airlines
provide seating classes for all classes, even those with no class.
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Where Profits Always Come First |
Our First Class accommodations are among the finest in the
industry. You would think you were
sitting in an economy seat circa 1960.
Even full size adults tipping the scales at 150 pounds or slightly more
will find our First Class seats comfortable.
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First Class Seating for the Well-Heeled Heel |
These First Class seats actually recline (unlike economy where they just tilt a little) and have an armrest wide enough to rest an
elbow. It doesn’t stop there; we include
food and beverages on most of our flights just as if you were traveling
before the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978.
If that is not exciting enough, know that you get to board first so you
can gobble up as much overhead storage as your greedy little heart
desires. You can even put your overflow
back in Economy Class if you run out of room.
In the unlikely event of a loss of cabin pressure, you get a working
oxygen mask. Your First Class seat also
entitles you to use the clean bathroom at the front of the plane. You know it’s clean because this is the one
we use.
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Economy Class With Extra Legroom, Enjoy That Additional 25mm of Space |
If you can’t afford the extra thousand dollars or so for a
First Class seat, perhaps an Economy Class Seat with Extra Legroom would work
for you.
It is here that we provide an
extra 25mm of space between the tray table and your swollen knees.
This is part of the same space you used to
have before our cabin engineers took a course offered at the Fujian Xiongguang
Sardine Canning and Design School.
The
width of your seat is the same as regular Economy Class with a spacious 17”
between the armrests.
This has been
calculated to allow enough space for 65% of typical American pelvic bones.
We have found that the skin and fat you may
have, if you are not indeed a skeleton, will merely be pushed up above the
armrest.
Mick Jagger's ass, while not really an American appendage, was used in testing the seats. The fit was a bit snug but, as Mick would say, "You can't always get what you want." In the unlikely event of a loss
of cabin pressure, your oxygen mask will work after approval of any major
credit card.
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Booster Seats are Available for Children |
Your Economy Class Seat with Extra Legroom may be designed
to recline two inches unless you happen to be seated in front of an aisle, in
front of an exit row, in front of a bathroom, in front of the galley, near or
adjacent to our first aid kit, or any seat number evenly divisible by 2. If you are lucky enough to find overhead
storage for your one carry on item just make sure it is of sound design because
we reserve the right to pound, jam, twist, and otherwise smash any overhead bin
items to make room in this ever-diminishing space. If you have small feet, perhaps the space
under the seat in front of you can be used for storage. You can always raise your knees above any
overflow because your tray table will be useless anyway. You weren’t expecting food were you?
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Regular Economy Seating |
Regular Economy Class is just what you would expect. You get an economy seat with padding recycled
from old rodeo saddles. These seats are
situated in the middle of the aircraft far from any bathroom. You should have gone at the terminal. For flights longer than two hours, you will
be offered free pretzels and some water or other water based beverage. Please don’t drink too much. Remember your seat position in relation to
the one available bathroom. Remember
too,this lavatory serves the other 200 or so folks in the cheap seats. In the unlikely event of a loss of cabin pressure,
please hold your breath.
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Sub-Economy Seating Where You Can Keep an Eye on Your Luggage |
Sub-Economy seating is a new offering at American.
We realize that many travelers don’t care for
comfort and regularly travel without a change of clothes.
Since you probably last bathed during the
Nixon administration, being crammed into sling chairs in the baggage section of
the plane should not be a problem.
Be sure to dress warmly as this section of the plane can get below freezing. The
Sub-Economy Class was created with the “cheap bastard” in mind.
Here, there is no food, no bathroom, no
storage, and occasionally…, no seat.
You
will be issued a toe-tag and a working parachute so, if we need to lighten the
load because we didn’t burden ourselves with enough fuel, you will be
jettisoned somewhere along our travel route.
If your chute fails to open that toe-tag will help us identify the mess
you created.
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American Airlines Seating Diagram With You in Mind |
We
are looking forward to the future and are considering adding a "Midget
Class" where adults of small stature and perhaps anesthetized children
may be placed in our overhead bins. We await your feedback and FAA
approval before this can become a reality. With a Republican majority everywhere, we expect to be making this and other humiliations available soon.
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AA A Seating Class For Everyone |
Remember, Airline travel is nature’s way of making you
actually look like your passport photo.
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