Where a passengers sits on board a plane can make a massive difference to their enjoyment of a flight. A good seat can help travellers arrive well-rested at their destination, while a bad seat can lead to a stressful and uncomfortable journey.
It is even more important to get a good seat for long-haul or European flights of more than a couple of hours. And while, it is not always possible to get the seat of choice, it's good to know the places to avoid - with some locations even contributing to air sickness.
One of the most infamous places in a cabin is Ryanair's 11A seat on board the no-frills airline's fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft. Seats identified by A are usually window positions, but 11A does not. Passengers who have paid extra for a window seat can often be disappointed because there is no exterior view, according to the Daily Star.
