Why don’t airports want you to sleep? Charles du Gaulle has
really outdone itself with designing the least comfortable chains in the world
for sleeping in. I don’t understand the angle or the shape but it is not based
on the human body. They are also super rigid with stiff armrests. Maybe they
look “modern” but after a long flight and before another one, I can barely see
let alone appreciate style.
I wonder if they think comfortable chairs to sleep in will
cause people to miss their flights? If so, do they care if people miss their
flights? They could make money overbooking, right?
Maybe they think if people are too comfortable they will
start booking longer layovers to bask in the delight of sleeping in airport
chairs? Not totally sure why this would be bad for them again…
The why is suspect but the effect is certain- the person who
purchased these chairs did not want sleepers.
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