10 Ways To Score The Best Seat On An Airplane

These days air travel can be one of the most unpleasant experiences a person can have. Getting through security, dealing with lost baggage, and waiting for hours on the tarmac are all things that can make air travel a nightmare.

One of the small pleasures that can make all these aggravations more bearable is a good seat on the plane. A good seat particularly on long flights can make the difference between a decent flight and a miserable one.

There are certain things you should take into consideration when thinking about getting a good seat. For instance, for overnight flight you’ll probably want a window seat so you can lean your head against it to sleep.

If you’re a nervous flier you may want to sit above the wing, because there is typically less turbulence.

Some of the roomiest seats (in terms of leg room) are known as "bulkhead seats" which sit directly behind physical barriers such as walls or dividers.

The most undesirable seats on an aircraft are middle seats. You’re walled in on both sides by people and sometimes large people.

Make sure you travel as comfortable as possible and follow these 10 ways to get the best airplane seat…

  1. Join a frequent flier program
  2. Buy your tickets early
  3. Consider purchasing a better seat
  4. Select your seat when you book
  5. Confirm your seat at check-in
  6. Get to the airport early
  7. When in doubt, ask
  8. Be specific if you want a certain seat
  9. Keep the agent informed
  10. Kindness counts

For more on this visit MSNBC

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