Best seats by airline and aircraft

Which rows have the most legroom, which to avoid near galleys and lavatories, and why, on your exact plane.

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Guides for the aircraft flown by the most airlines we map.

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Every best-seat guide we hold, browsable by the airline you are flying or by the aircraft you are on. Where we hold a single guide the row links straight to it; open the rest to pick.

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How we rate every seat

Four things decide whether a seat is worth picking. We check all four on every seat, from the same seat-by-seat data behind every full map on SeatInfo, so a guide and its map never disagree.

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  1. Step 1

    Window alignment

    Whether the seat lines up with a window, sits between two, or faces solid wall.

  2. Step 2

    Recline

    Seats frozen upright by a bulkhead, an exit row or the back wall are flagged.

  3. Step 3

    Legroom

    Real pitch for the row, plus bulkhead and exit rows that give you more of it.

  4. Step 4

    Galley and lavatory

    How close the seat sits to the traffic, noise and light of a galley or lavatory.

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How these picks are made, and how to use them on your next flight.

Every seat is rated on window alignment, recline, legroom, and distance from galleys or lavatories, using the same seat-by-seat data behind each aircraft's full seat map.

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