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Gavin Proeh 6/6/11 Period 8 & 9

The Trip
My everyday object is an airplane. Usually over all of our breaks I go on vacation. I always get to my destination on a plane. Planes are big and fast and they get you to your destination faster than any other vehicle. Over spring break I went to Israel, an eleven-hour flight. I sat coach and my parents sat in business class. They planes are really nice they have many TV’s on the backs of all seats and the business class has a lot of space to be comfortable. In business class the seats recline all the way back like a bed, this helps you to sleep and be comfortable the whole flight. They also have pretty good meals and refreshing drinks. In coach the seats are a little bigger than regular airplane seats because the flight is a lot longer and you need more space if you are traveling a longer distance. The flight to Israel was really hard for me because I didn’t sleep but the flight back was easy because I slept almost the whole time. All in all the flights were pretty good there and back but not the best thing I’ve ever been through.

The Comfort Within
Airplanes have many good aspects. I have many good ideas of how to make the design of a regular airplane better. My first improvement of an airplane is to have fewer seats on it. There are usually 100-150 seats on an airplane. I feel that these many seats on an airplane are to many and it is to tight an uncomfortable for people. I want to make it 50-100 seats so the people have more space and are comfortable. This will provide more space for the people and make them have an easy and soothing ride. My second improvement for an airplane is it to be nicer quality. Instead of the seats they use now, I want to change it to a bigger and more comfortable seat. This will make the customers enjoy the flight, and be happy when they get off. My third improvement for an airplane is for it to go faster. I will get a better and faster engine that will get people to their

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