Airlines should be equipped with these smart seats to be able to land faster

Not only that, but it is also very convenient for people in the middle row.

When airline companies try to redesign the seating arrangement on airplanes, they often make us miserable in new ways and not very interesting to "cram" more people on each flight. However, the Molon Labe Designs team is different, they may have done something that never seemed to happen: Make you want to sit in the middle row.

It is called Side-Slip Seat , and there are two things that can make it appear on future planes. First, it is the middle row of seats located at the bottom and behind the row of seats next to the aisles and the windows, giving passengers more space (but unfortunately there is no more legroom) and the right It's more convenient to rest on the sides of the chair.

The second thing is the "Slip" in its name. The Fast Company page explains as follows:

" Because the middle seat is located behind and below, the row of seats next to the aisle can slide up on it, making the passage much wider when landing, making congestion always happen when people take things. "My seat in the upper compartment will be gone. This means that the aircraft can land more quickly ."

University of Colorado engineering professor Hank Scott is the "brain" behind this unique idea. His smart seats have gone through five versions and are waiting for the US Federal Aviation Administration to issue a certificate of fire and crashes.

But whether you can convince airlines to pay you to equip these chairs with their aircraft is another matter, but: Whoever wants to land faster, who doesn't?