About 13 years ago I took a short flight to Pisa (I think from Rome or Milan maybe, not sure) and some of the seats on the plane were arranged as picrel.Anyone knows what plane it could be? I cannot find it, I just remember it was a small one, the luggage was stored inside in a separate area and the pilot helped us put it there
We call those trains jeet. You have some in India but they are left over from when the UK ran the country 80 years ago
>>2912771that's just for the seat layout, couldn't figure out how you call this 2+2 opposite seats configuration in english, it was also the only time I saw it on a plane
>>2912841I took a train in Georgia, first class ticket, sat down and realized id be looking directly at a jeet for 2 hours, said nope. Fortunately they had a higher level first class on a second level of the train had to pay extra to sit with some cute foids
Was it a turboprob OP?Most likely an ATR-42. Fits the description>small>separate cargo area>opposite pair seating in row oneMost likely operated by Alitalia Express
