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John
June 03, 2021
Is there more leg room on the left side of the plane or the right?
Jarrod West
June 03, 2021
Hi John,
What type of plane are you wondering about? The amount of legroom on both sides of planes should be identical, assuming they are the same seat type.
Tom Minneman
July 25, 2021
After a recent flight where SeatGuru did not have current information about 3 rows where overhead storage was not available due to holding the plane’s medical and emergency supplies, I contacted SeatGuru with the info that needed to be updated. Here is their response:
“Thank you for your interest in SeatGuru. Currently, we are not making additional updates to our content on the site and are unable to provide other support. -SeatGuru”
What is happening on their side? A few years ago when I had a heavy travel schedule, I frequently sent them comments about the plane’s cabin.
Rachel Rowe
August 09, 2021
I was misled by using SeatGuru because I chose a seat immediately behind one of the bulkheads in Economy (A41) which was described as a preferential seat because of the extra legroom. However, this was not the most comfortable row in which to travel. On the 13-hour Singapore Airlines flight I was on there were only about 16 travelers in economy so every traveler had three seats. This meant that all the other travelers could lift up the movable armrests and stretch out and sleep on three seats; however, I could not do that because the armrests on the seats immediately behind the bulkheads are fixed and do not lift up. Those ones with the extra legroom are no longer preferential.
Mark
January 16, 2023
Something has happened to SeatGuru. I can no longer see specific seat comments.
Rocco
February 03, 2023
I do not understand why Tripadvisor is determined to run Seatguru into the ground. With no updates for a couple years, it is becoming increasingly obsolete.
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