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Best Seat for Folks Who Like Legroom
Many planes have two overwing exit rows, and the second row is best because the first exit row will not be able to recline in front of you. It might seem obvious, but Premium Economy seats are also a great option. Most of the time these seats are still available up until boarding.
Moreover, is it better to sit over the wing?
Exit rows, aisle or window seats, and seats close to the front are typically considered the best seats on a plane. Nervous flyers may want to sit toward the middle of the plane over the wing, where there is less turbulence.
- Jet Blue. Jet Blue is the leader in the “most pitch” and “widest seat” contest because the majority of their economy and coach class seats are roomy.
- Air Canada. Air Canada has the largest pitch range for coach class seats.
- Virgin America.
- Hawaiian Airlines.
- American Airlines.
- Cathay Pacific.
- Emirates.
Secondly, which is the best seat in economy class?
Best Seat for Sleepers: A window seat near the front. Best Seat for Folks Who Like Legroom: An aisle seat in the 2nd exit row. Best Seat for a Quick Plane Exit: Any seat close to the front of the plane (on the left side for dual aisle aircraft) Best Seat for the Safety Conscious: A seat towards the back of the plane.
The Verdict: If legroom and early boarding are essential for you, Main Cabin Extra is the best choice; Preferred costs less, but without any additional legroom or priority boarding, moving up a few rows on the plane might not be worth the cost (especially if the “premium” seats available are middle seats, as many of