Flying ac rouge could cause death by emboli
 

Flew AC Rouge for the first time April 14/14 .Has the LEAST amount of leg room of any Commercial Air line that I have flowen on . I am 6'3" & was jammed in at 45 degrees on a 4.5 hour flight. Just discharged from hospital after having a near DEATH experience from 3 PULMONARY EMBOLI . I had a silent Deep Vein thrombosis [ no leg swelling,pain etc] the worst kind to have as the first sympton may be death . AS I was having my first out patient INR, sitting opposite me was a fellow physician who also had a DVT courtesy of AC. [ note that the population of Sydney is 30,000, so the frequency of DVT is higher than previously acknowledged]
The CEO of AC , Mr Rovinescu, was quoted in March/14 in the Financial Post, about how much profit AC was going to make with " High density seating " with no regards to the health or comfort of his passengers .
This is the Chev Pinto Exploding Gas Tank Syndrome all over again , the profit that can be made far exceeds any customer damage awards.
JA Chadwick MD FRCP

ACCP guidelines recommend the use of graduated compression stockings that fit below the knee and give 15–30 mm Hg of pressure to the ankle [1].

Clearly, the airlines are failing to responsibly manage your medical condition for you so I think a call for increased government regulation is in order.

[1] http://http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/p...es/PMC3278060/

Note to self, don't use you as a physician.
Low dose aspirin pre-flight and during flight, compression socks, simple foot/leg exercises, buying up to a better airline/class of travel.
Business interests around the world so I've traveled extensively on long haul and have never experienced a problem, its about common sense.