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seatback

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seat·back also seat back  (stbk)
n.
The back of a chair or other type of seating.


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Contributing factors to Thomson Airways success include the 33 inch seat pitch in economy, leather seats with seven-inch seatback TVs offering films, TV channels, audio channels and interactive games as well as a dedicated children's' channel and a choice of eight pre-bookable meals included in the ticket price.
The A320 offers travelers all of the amenities for which JetBlue has become well-regarded: complimentary seatback television programming including free first-run movies, comfortable leather seats, the most legroom in coach of any US airline, unlimited free snacks, and industry-leading customer service.
Pre-crash Seatbacks Another of these new technologies, Pre-crash Seatbacks, automatically bring reclined rear seats to an upright position when the vehicle's sensors detect a high probability of a front- or rear-end collision.
 
 
 
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