Airplane seating, cabin by cabin
Pick the seat you will actually be happy in
Plain-spoken seating charts, cabin comparisons and in-flight comfort notes for flyers deciding between 14A and 22C.
Before you book
- Where a row sits in the cabin, not just what it is numbered.
- What you trade away for legroom, recline or a quick exit.
- Which amenities actually reach your seat.
In the cabin
- Seat maps
- Legroom and pitch
- Window or aisle
- Cabin classes
- In-flight amenities
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Questions this site answers
- Is the exit row worth the trade-off?
- Which seats recline, and which ones do not?
- Window or aisle on a long overnight flight?
- How close is too close to the galley?
About this site
Written for the seat you are about to choose
Love My Seat is a seat-picking companion for anyone who would rather know what they are booking before the cabin door closes. It starts with seating charts and cabin comfort, and widens into the amenities, rules and small details that decide how a flight really feels.