I’m an air travel expert — here’s why I always book the worst seat in coach as a passenger

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A travel influencer shockingly explained why he gladly takes what’s considered by many to be the worst seat on a plane — the back row, window seat as it’s typically the last to board and is downwind of the often ferocious lavatory .

John Burfitt prefers the controversial location ever since enduring a flight in economy where the passenger behind him had been kicking his seat without mercy, he wrote for escape.com.au .

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The last row, which sits only in front of a walled area, could never cause such a problem, he boasted.

“In that instant, I decided the back row would be the only place I would sit on a long flight from now on,” Burfitt wrote.

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“Sure enough, on my next flight, I booked into the back row of the cabin and, even better, my seat was the one right next to the window. As I nestled into that corner, I discovered what true airline love is about.”

He also bragged that such a seat never has to worry about getting clunked into by the beverage cart, plus the wall can support a sleepy and dozing head as well. And you get some measure of distance from the rest of the coach cabin without having to spend money on an upper class ticket .

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Then again, taking the seat in stride could garner flight crew sympathy and a free upgrade .

“I had just found the best seat on the plane,” he bragged.

“I’m always astounded when other travelers call my favorite seat the worst seat on the plane, with a long list of whines. ‘But the back row has no recline?’ they cry. As a matter of fact, on most of [the] airlines I have flown, they do indeed recline.”

As for the bathroom situation, Burfitt says it’s nothing noise-canceling headphones won’t cure.

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