http://seatguru.com has the answer. It turns out, there are a lot of things that can make a seat good or bad, and SeatGuru considers them all:
- legroom (more is better)
- in-seat power (and whether it’s normal AC or cigarette lighter DC)
- closer to front of plane (first to deplane)
- exit row (more legroom, but tray tables in armrests make them narrower and some don’t recline)
- proximity to galley and/or lavatory (flight attendants and passengers gather noisily)
- in-flight entertainment hardware that takes up space under the seat in front of you
- air-conditioning vents that can’t be adjusted over one seat on the airplane (why?)
- seat likely to be bumped by food cart
- extra storage space for window seats
You’ve certainly considered some of these. But do your future self a favor: don’t get stuck in a surprisingly bad seat.
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