Love My Seat is a small editorial team focused on one specific problem: helping travelers pick the right airplane seat before they fly. We look at seating charts, cabin layouts, and the in-flight amenities that make a long flight bearable or miserable.
Our process starts with the airlines themselves. We pull seat maps and configuration details from carrier and aircraft manufacturer documentation, then compare them against what travelers actually report once they’re in the seat. When charts conflict or an airline quietly reconfigures a cabin, we note it and update the guide rather than leaving old information standing.
We also recommend travel accessories and comfort gear that can make a cramped seat more tolerable, and we earn a commission on qualifying purchases made through our Amazon links. That income is not something we hide, but it also doesn’t choose what we cover; seating charts drive the site, not products.
Coverage decisions come down to what actually affects a traveler’s comfort: pitch, width, recline, proximity to galleys or lavatories, and the small amenities airlines add or cut from year to year. We’d rather publish fewer, more accurate guides than chase every new route or promotion.
If you spot an outdated seat chart, a factual error, or you just want to ask about a specific flight, reach out through our contact page. We read every message and use them to decide what to re-check next.
You can reach the team any time via our contact page.