Airline seating can be uncomfortable. For most travelers middle seats are the worst. The leg room feels tighter, there’s that passive aggressive struggle between you and your neighbor over who will have the arm rest, and every time you have to use the restroom you have to make your neighbor get up (and on a long trip, this can quickly become problematic). Also, don’t forget, if you’re seated in the back of the plane, not only is it loud from the engine, but when you arrive to your destination, waiting for other passengers to collect their overhead luggage can feel like an eternity.

Thanks to a new website, you don’t have to settle. SeatGuru is an innovative and useful tool for all travelers. Matthew Daimler, the creator behind SeatGuru, has developed color coded airplane seating charts in an effort to share with travelers specifications on each individual seat in any given plane. You search by the airline, then narrow your search by the specific plan to get a seating chart which outlines the comfort level of each seat based on customer feedback. There are also brief descriptions of in-flight amenities and useful travel tips. Before your next flight, be sure to check out SeatGuru. Click Read More for additional information.

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