"Qantas to upgrade Boeing 737s to fit more bags in overhead bins"

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I think everyone has totally missed the point. These new bins are designed to fit people in them. Project amber was originally known as project Soylent.

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Interesting and thanks for the link to FT. I actually dont like the look of those bins. It will be interesting to see it in practice (although I rarely fly 737s) - currently my (soon to be retired) rollaboard fits in the 737 bins on its side end on into teh bin - quite perfectly - something that doesn't happen on the 763s. I wonder if the same will apply.
 
The bins are meant to be larger than the original 737 bins...
Dom Fortey.. well done on finding this thread, I searched for it and ended up putting the FT link somewhere else.
 
No worries guys,

Interesting that they are going for a hard cabin divider like VA, Still not sure I like it. Another interesting point that they didn't upgrade the J seats to the new ones like the BSI's. Will wait and see the results of this trial.

Dom,
 
I think the divider is fine (I hardly fly dom J though). At least the FA doesn't have to open/shut/open the curtains anymore.

The 763s really need new bins however...the SYD-MEL-SYD 763 services are really becoming mad bus trips with people bringing on everything more often.
 
How many BSI's are there in service now? In all my PER-KTA trips I was only on my second one yesterday.
 
Typing this from 4C on VXC, got to say the bins are so so, not very impressive.
 
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