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Being 2.08m tall (6’10) I _have_ to always pay extra because I don’t fit in a regular seat. Many years ago at check in I would automatically be put on the exit
by sandermvanvliet 5y ago
Being 2.08m tall (6’10) I _have_ to always pay extra because I don’t fit in a regular seat.
Many years ago at check in I would automatically be put on the exit row but nowadays that doesn’t happen anymore.
So now I need to book very early because otherwise the exit row seats are all gone.
- pottertheotter 5y agoThey have financially engineered every part of the process now.
- shapefrog 5y agoOnce upon a time you would get those seats for being a nice person, now they go to the highest bidder...
- madengr 5y ago
- Beltalowda 5y agoI'm not quite as tall, but still quite tall (slightly under 2m), and I'm still not sure what I prefer: the exit row seats or regular seats. The problem with the exit row seats are that you're "boxed in" due to the meal trays being stored in the side of the seat, so the sides aren't open. I'm not fat by any means, but even for me it's really annoying especially on longer flights: my hips start to hurt. Last time I had a flight I got a fairly good deal on a business class seat. That was quite nice.