I think you are imagining it. Flying on both Virgin Atlantic and JAL from Europe to Japan, JAL’s seats are much bigger. About the same width, but much more leg room. Their advertising claims an extra 10cm of leg room over the average, and my knees are certainly better off on JAL.
Sure! There’s SeatGuru.
The only issue is you’ll need to know what plane you were on, as the configuration often changes depending on the plane and length of flight for each airline.
So have a look at the stats for JAL on SeatGuru and for Virgin Australia on SeatGuru, and you’ll see that the JAL ones range from 16.5″ to 18″ across, while the Virgin ones range from 17 to 18.8″ across, depending on which aircraft you were on.
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