Overview
- Seat 4C is rated the most comfortable spot on a wide-body aircraft due to its handy access to facilities and minimal disturbances
- Seat 11A is flagged as the least desirable choice because it lacks windows, is hard to access for bathroom breaks and sits far from lavatories
- Seats within three rows of lavatories and galleys should be avoided owing to constant foot traffic, noise and odors
- Exit-row seating delivers extra legroom but comes with no under-seat storage during takeoff and landing and often no recline
- Early booking increases the chances of securing preferred seats and travellers should pick cabin side by flight direction to dodge sun glare