In between the two seats, there is a small compartment for your shoes. The tray tables are located and fold out from the center compartment. Bulkhead row seats do get an additional shelf above their IFE monitors to place items such as larger laptops but not during takeoff/landing.įor smaller items such as your cell phone or eyeglasses, there are a couple of cups above the center compartment to keep these items handy during flight. However, the shelf is not deep enough for laptops larger than 13 inches. The shelf is great for items such as tablets, headphone cases or magazines and the shelf can be closed to prevent your items from falling out. The main storage compartment for your personal items is the closable shelf underneath the IFE monitor.

Storage-wise, there’s plenty of space in the large overhead bins above the seats. Basic seat controls are located in the armrest and more advanced controls are located under the remote control cover. They are not the most private seats but do come with a fixed divider and a wide center armrest to separate the two passengers. The air cushions can be adjusted for firmness and come with a lumbar support and a massage function. The seats themselves are fairly comfortable for lounging. The hook was great during flight for keeping your headphones secured in place and the wires from getting tangled up in the seat. These SWISS Business Class seats feature three personal reading lamps, USB port, universal electrical outlet and a hook for your headphones. SWISS Business Class SWISS Business Class headphones No slippers were provided on this flight. Waiting at our seats were SWISS branded, noise-reducing headphones, a pillow, blanket, coat hanger and an amenities kit. SWISS Business Class SWISS Business Class SWISS Business Class If you are traveling solo, I would not recommend these seats. They don’t offer much privacy, can feel a bit confined and don’t offer direct aisle access. These seats are good for passengers traveling together but not so much for solo passengers. In my case, I chose a window seat on the right side of the plane. The rest of us have to pick seats elsewhere. The single throne seats are reserved for HON Circle members and Miles and More Senators only. Unlike the other seats, you can’t lower the fixed armrests in bed mode to give your shoulders some extra wiggle room. The one downside to these seats are the fixed armrests. The single throne seats truly are the best seats in the house as they offer a ton of storage spaces at the seat, increased privacy and direct aisle access. On this flight, I was seated in a window seat in a pair of two and Andrew was seated in one of the single throne seats.

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