Seat Plans

It can be lively to fly with family members or a large group of people, but usually, things don’t look so easy. For example, how to ensure that everyone sits sit together during a flight and which position should be chosen.

Learn about your airline’s seating policies before making reservations, as many airlines allow passengers to book adjacent seats at no extra cost.

In fact, in 2016, Congress passed a law requiring airlines to arrange seats for families with children without charging them more. At present, however, it is still up to the airline’s respective policies. (more…)

How to choose the right seat by plane? Some people think the front row seat can help get on and off the plane faster; some people think sitting in the aisle seat is convenient to go to the toilet; some people think it is safer to sit in an exit row seat. But have you ever considered whether your position could bring you a magnificent view on the voyage?

Sometimes the best part of the flight is to enjoy the fantastic scenery, whether you pay for the economy, business or first class. However, some people are so eager to reach their destination that they do not realize that their best vacation spots can be seen along the way. (more…)

It’s easier said than done to sit comfortably on a long-haul plane. First of all, you need to choose a good seat. Each seat has certain advantages depending on your height, medical history, seat preferences, and other factors because, in long-haul flights, different situations will produce different optimal seats in different parts of the aircraft.

But the best seat on the plane has always been a question with a variety of answers, because the top seat on the plane depends entirely on your priorities as a passenger, so choosing the best economy class seat can be confusing. We offer some tips and pieces of advice on aircraft seats for frequent flyers, and you can make special adjustments to maximize comfort. (more…)