Best Seats on an aircraft

Which are the best seats on an aircraft? This is the question uppermost in the minds of most regular travelers. Good comfortable seats with good reclining capacity.

Of course this doesn't happen all the time. Today's flyers have to contend themselves with narrow seats, negligible recline & little leg space. The cramped up feel is very much for grabs on many flights. Under these circumstances, clients could either opt for seats of their choice by paying more or buy tickets much in advance when some seats (of their choice) are available for free. The best seats on economy class are the emergency exit row seats with good leg space, but no recline; seats just behind emergency which offer more leg space, premium class seats with wider seats & more legroom, and finally seats running past the aisle offering more recline for the upper part of the body. Punishment seats are the middle seats, while window seats are meant for those like to doze off or looking at happenings of skies, clouds, landscapes. Seats in the last back row are good for those who need to frequent rest rooms while the first row in economy is often kept for infants in bassinets. There are many choices for those seeking choices, the rest could leave choosing at the time of checking in.