Seat score
Grade any seat from A to F. Feed in the pitch, width, recline, position, power, and how close it sits to a galley or lavatory.
This seat scores
65 out of 100
An average seat. Workable, but you'll notice the compromises.
What went into it
A rule-of-thumb grade from what you enter, not an official rating. Weightings favour comfort on a longer flight. Always check the real seat map.
Six factors, one grade
Weighted for comfort on a longer flight, so the score reflects what you will feel.
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Set the specs
Slide in the pitch and width, then pick position, recline, power, and how close the seat sits to a galley or lavatory.
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We weight each factor
Legroom and a quiet location count most; power and position least. The weights favour longer flights.
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Get a letter grade
Every seat lands between A and F, with a score out of 100 and a plain-English read on what it means.
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See the breakdown
A per-factor bar shows exactly where the seat wins and where it gives ground.
Seat score questions
About the seat score
How the grade is calculated and what it does not cover.
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Know the cabin first
The tools are sharper when you can see the map. Browse the aircraft you are flying, then run the numbers.