Would you go for aisle or window seat? Not sure? Read on... Pick an aisle seat when... • the flight is long. You’ll probably have to use the bathroom more than once. You might also want to get your blood flowing with a quick walk around the cabin, and sitting in the aisle means you won’t have to climb over people. • you have a connecting flight to catch in a short window of time. • you’re tall and want extra room to stretch your legs out. • you’re flying economy, especially on cheap flights (any extra space to stretch out is welcome) • you’re prone to claustrophobia. • you need easier access to items in the overhead compartment. Pick a window seat when... • you want to sleep. • you’re flying over regions with interesting geological features (like the Rocky Mountains or Grand Canyon). • you’re traveling with a baby and might need privacy to nurse or help your baby sleep. • you’re traveling with a child. Flying in the clouds and being able to see the country from a bird’s-eye view will fascinate your child. • you’re traveling with a companion. Airlines often book middle seats last, so there’s a better chance of ending up with an open middle seat when one of you is booked on the window and the other on the aisle. • you don’t want to get bumped by roving drink carts or other passengers. Source: farecompare
Posted on: Sun, 08 Sep 2013 02:22:44 +0000
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