According to flight attendants: These are the worst seats on the plane

There are two types of people: those for whom the holiday begins as soon as they enter the airport, and those who simply find flying and everything that goes with it stressful and can only relax once they have arrived at their holiday destination.

Do you belong to the second category? You're not alone. Airports are often overcrowded, with long lines at security waiting for us before we have to turn our carry-on luggage inside out and quickly drink the last bit of water.

The seats determine the comfort on the plane

Things usually don't get any better on the plane itself: the seats are often getting smaller and smaller, and while a few years ago it was standard for every passenger to get something to eat and drink, these services now often have to be booked as expensive extras.

Speaking of expensive extras: If you have the cash, you can usually make flying much more pleasant. More comfortable airlines and business or first-class tickets cost a bit more, but they provide a more comfortable flight experience.

This is what you should pay attention to when choosing a seat

Fortunately, this doesn't mean that only people with large travel budgets can fly comfortably. We can influence some of this with much less effort: namely, by choosing the right seat—assuming we can choose it freely. There are some seats that are a good choice in most aircraft models, and others that are best avoided.

A survey of British flight attendants has now revealed which seats are the worst choice on most airplanes. And it's not just about the time-honored dilemma between window and aisle seats. In this video, we reveal which seats you should avoid when booking your next flight.

mbl Brigitte

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