Yes, they are reminiscent of office cubicles a la Dilbert.  But to be fair, there is not a lot more you can do to the modern J seat - it's pretty good now. QF should just work on improving its appalling soft product.

That's a good idea but it involves flying Qantas so that's a NO from me. I'll stick to my ABQ policy.  Having said that, Seoul is a great city, fantastic food and interesting sights obviously, but it also struck me as a very cultured ity.

Very much like China Airlines J class, except the table is very stable on CI.

Qantas has been promising this for years and years. Surely customers have woken up to their strategy, and are not remaining rusted-on in anticipation???

Yep, I reckon Mr Joyce is none too happy. I, on the other hand, would be very happy to pay one-third of QF's flat bed fare for VA's limited J product ex SYD. What a bargain, with the bonus of decent customer service thrown in. Think of the status credits you'd earn - requalify SG in one go.