SeatGuru: the best way to find the perfect seat on your plane
Are you one of those extra cautious travelers who can’t seem to keep their cool before a flight? Well, you’re not the only one! If there’s one thing you can do to reduce your stress levels during your flight, it is to find the perfect seat for yourself before stepping into that plane.
Sounds thrilling, right? Keep on reading and discover the handy service of SeatGuru!
What is SeatGuru?
Even though it’s not something you’ll hear every day, but a bad seat can ruin a perfectly good trip for you. By using this simple app called SeatGuru, you can find yourself a seat which guarantees comfort and ease throughout your flight. The best part is, you can optimize your seat according to your preference completely free of cost!
“SeatGuru was created to help travelers choose the best seats and in-flight amenities.”
How do I find my seat map?
SeatGuru provides free birds the opportunity to see and understand their plane’s seating arrangement before walking into it. All you need to do is find your seat map on their website and fill in the details with your airline, flight number, and date. This will bring you to your plane’s seat map and you can access the entire plane’s layout.
With a simple color-coding technique, SeatGuru helps you identify the good and bad seats in that specific plane. There are different specifications mentioned for every plane like the number of seats, types, and features provided with every seat. These are the color codes you need to look out for:
The company has successfully crafted seat maps for over 160 airlines worldwide and after gaining a lot of attention, it later collaborated with TripAdvisor. Today, it is widely used by frequent travelers all around the world.
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Originally published at https://www.freebirdsmagazine.com on July 2, 2020.