Chosing Seats

tomdan · 18 May 18, 05:50 AM

I know if you have bulkhead seats you will have more leg room, so i was wondering what the seats behind them are like when the bulkhead seats recline, just like any other of a bit more room?

Guest · 18 May 18, 06:06 AM

They are just the same as any other of that type (I say of that type because on some planes there are extra leg room seats behind some of the bulkhead ones but you pay more to sit in these)

tomdan · 18 May 18, 06:25 AM

Thanks for the quick reply

Sew109 · 18 May 18, 07:24 AM

Originally Posted by tomdan

I know if you have bulkhead seats you will have more leg room, so i was wondering what the seats behind them are like when the bulkhead seats recline, just like any other of a bit more room?

In our experience you don�t always have additional legroom in bulkhead seats as you feet can�t go under the seat in front, some have a cut out some don�t internal US ones are generally terrible

Cloverlady · 18 May 18, 07:30 AM

In my experience, most bulkhead seats have less legroom, plus the armrests are usually fixed and because the tray is usually in the armrest they make the seat considerably narrower.

cloud · 18 May 18, 09:35 PM

Would never pick the bulkhead again, as someone said you can't stretch out your legs and seats are narrower as TVs screen and tray table are in the arm rest.

Peko · 19 May 18, 12:24 AM

What bulkheads offer is knee room rather than leg room, though some may have both depending on aircraft. It�s often true that you can�t stretch your legs so much, but nobody can recline in front of you, which some may value.

toonarmani · 19 May 18, 06:35 AM

We were given bulk head seats last summer on AA flight back to LHR (from MIA) and they were amazing.

I�m 6 foot and could only just stretch my legs to touch the wall in front so plenty of space.

Annoying thing is the more space you have the more likely people use it as a corridor to get across to the other side of the plane.

18 May 18, 06:06 AM	#2
	18 May 18, 06:06 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	They are just the same as any other of that type (I say of that type because on some planes there are extra leg room seats behind some of the bulkhead ones but you pay more to sit in these)

19 May 18, 12:24 AM	#7
	19 May 18, 12:24 AM Peko Imagineer
Peko Imagineer Join Date: Sep 16	What bulkheads offer is knee room rather than leg room, though some may have both depending on aircraft. It�s often true that you can�t stretch your legs so much, but nobody can recline in front of you, which some may value.

19 May 18, 06:35 AM	#8
	19 May 18, 06:35 AM toonarmani Imagineer
toonarmani Imagineer Join Date: Mar 12 theDIBB Guidebook Guidebook Photos: 137	We were given bulk head seats last summer on AA flight back to LHR (from MIA) and they were amazing. I�m 6 foot and could only just stretch my legs to touch the wall in front so plenty of space. Annoying thing is the more space you have the more likely people use it as a corridor to get across to the other side of the plane.