on a plane...aisle seat vs window seat

which one do you prefer?
(i'm guessing nobody really wants to sit in the middle seat)

Aisle. I hate sitting by the window and I hate saying excuse me to people to get pass.

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Window seat. I love looking out and seeing what's around. That is, until the plane goes above the clouds, and you can't see as much. But the big, puffy clouds and the sun shining is pretty to look at as well.

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i prefer the aisle. i like to stretch my legs every now and again and it's usually easier in aisle seat.

window!

It feels roomier, even if it's just a couple of inches of leaning space. I like looking out the window and I like having somewhere to lean on to sleep.

window.

aisle

I can scoot away and get some "space" if need be.

window

Short flights--Window.

If I'm flying over an ocean, Isle.

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Window seat

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Window seat

I've never been on a plane but I don't think I'd want a window seat. I'd be scared to look out of it.

always window I LOVE to see what we are flying over, LOVE to watch the city when taking off and landing

window seat

I don't really have that much of a preference. My big thing is that I like to sit towards the front so I can get off the plane sooner when it lands. If I have to make a connecting flight then I prefer aisle seat, near the front; but otherwise I guess window. That way I can look out the window instead of make chit chat with the neighbor. (I hate making small talk on planes.)

Either or. I don't fucking move when I fly.

I'm 6'3", so I need an aisle seat unless I'm in an exit row, as otherwise, my legs are scrunched up against the seat in front of me.

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Moonbeam said:

I'm 6'3", so I need an aisle seat unless I'm in an exit row, as otherwise, my legs are scrunched up against the seat in front of me.

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ZombieKitten said:

always window I LOVE to see what we are flying over, LOVE to watch the city when taking off and landing

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Aisle since I'm tall, and like Moonbeam, prefer not to be scrutched up to the seat in front of me

window.

I travel for free so I always have a window seat and I make sure the seats surrounding me are blocked off so I can have the entire row.

window, i like looking outside and leaning my head to the side

psychodelicide said:

Window seat. I love looking out and seeing what's around. That is, until the plane goes above the clouds, and you can't see as much. But the big, puffy clouds and the sun shining is pretty to look at as well.

Window. I like the view. And if I have to go use the John, I rarely fly alone, so I'm usually only disturbing my wife and/or kid.

I try to be on the aisle on the right side. I'm left handed, so that gives me a little more room to maneuver if I want to eat or write. And if the person in the middle seat is male, it gives me room to scooch over a little more or lean away - since men tend to be encroachers.

I used to love sitting by the window - back when the middle seat was usually empty and I only had to get over one person to get to the restroom. But now, they cram the planes so full, there's rarely an empty middle seat.

Aisle, for the leg room. But, it usually means my shoulders wind up getting bumped by folks as they walk past. I need my own jet...

always window. that way i only have to sit by one person i don't know instead of between two people.

i have anxiety attacks if i'm between two people i don't know whether it's at a movie, on a plane or standing in line.

JustErin said: