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[periwinkle]

I try to get flights that aren't full (travel on weekdays, and not on holidays). Then I'm super nice to the agent and say, "If it's possible, and not an inconvenience, can you block the seat next to me, or even block a center row so I can sleep?" You'll get stuck in the back, most likely, but especially if the seat next to you is empty, you can lounge a bit more. The key is to be nice to the agent.

[Mr. Pink]

Emergency Exit seat - aisle.

This is my perferred seat and if I have a good travel agent I always get this seat. I don't care with side of the plane or which one it is, along as I get that spot so I can stretch my legs!


Worst seat that I will NEVER accept again is sitting infront of the movie screen. What idiots think that has more leg room? You can stretch more in any seat on the plane but that one!!!

[pauline]

I'm glad I'm short, so sitting in front of the movie screen wouldn't bother me, except the movie screen would give me epilipsy after 10 minutes.

On last, first off, so I like to sit window seat, at the front. Why breathe bad air that aggravate my allergies longer than necessary?

Tried booking a seat placement in advance, but this is a luxury, because every single travel agent in this country has let me down, and all but my current one has been recommended to me by this site or friends. I'm just grateful that they've done their freakin' job, and I've a window seat!

I try not to fly Korean Air. The flight attendants are the dumbest fluffstones in the world.