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From the Article: Mr. Hyman thinks the power breakdown for airplane seating goes like this: - The window seat passenger gets to control the window shade. - T
by Jaruzel 7y ago
From the Article:
Mr. Hyman thinks the power breakdown for airplane seating goes like this:
- The window seat passenger gets to control the window shade.
- The middle-seat passenger gets the armrests.
- The aisle-seat flier gets the most freedom of movement.
Basically it's this: If you want to control the shade, book the Window seat. Simple.
- jen20 7y agoThe most annoying outcome there is when you book a window seat, only to find no window thanks to a plane switch - at which point it becomes worse than a middle.
- meddlepal 7y agoAdvantage of a windowless window seat is still ability to rest head at an angle against the wall. I can't sleep when I'm forced to sit straight up, I tend to fall-forward and then snap awake and catch myself. Being able to put my head against something is the difference between sleeping like a baby on the flight and being awake from coast to coast.