File:TWA Lockheed L-1011 Tristar coach cabin.jpg
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| Description | Economy on TWA consisted of two sections: the large one immediately aft of the second door, and a smaller section farther aft, after door 3. All five lavatories were located in a semicircular arrangement behind this smaller section. Lockheed engineers dubbed this 'cannery row'. The seats shown here were installed in late 1978, when most early DC-10s and L10s were converted from 2-4-2 to 2-5-2. These were retained until the very last TWA L1011 flight in 1997. This 1978 design originally featured a red seat cover as well, but by this time it had been removed in favor of just business-like blue and grey. By the standards of the 90s, when thin-backed slimline seats were becoming popular with most airlines, these seats were quite cushy, with decent padding. The center seatback folded down to form a table, another throwback to an earlier (and more comfortable) era. TWA did not retrofit their L1011 cabins with larger overhead bins, as Delta did in the early 90s. This was a mixed blessing: the cabin looked more spacious with this original blended design, but the bins themselves were small and items tended to shift in flight, then fall out when passengers opened the bins. |
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