JetBlue TrueBlue - Best seats on the A320?

What are the best seats on the A320? Are there any seats that we should avoid. Normaly I rely on SeatGuru for this information but they don't have any info for JetBlue's fleet.

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by sunFlyer:
What are the best seats on the A320? Are there any seats that we should avoid. Normaly I rely on SeatGuru for this information but they don't have any info for JetBlue's fleet.</font>

As far as seating goes, the best seats are the exit rows (more legroom). Both exit rows in JetBlue's fleet recline, but this is restricted during takeoff & final approach/landing.

I personally like Row 1 although many people will tell you to avoid it. First one off the plane, comfortable amount of legroom...but the TV is not at eye level, it is on the bulkhead about 1 1/2 ft. below eye level. This might bother some people.

Other than that, a seat is a seat. Closer to the front to get off quicker http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

-Chris

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[This message has been edited by chrislacey (edited 08-03-2003).]

For now, it has to be the exit row seats.

Once B6 removes the row of seats, any seat aft of the overwing exit rows will have more leg room than rows ahead of the exits.

You can request the exit rows on a first come first serve basis when checking in... 90% of the time for me I've always gotten them, even when checking in 40 mins before departure.

Is it just me or does row 11 have a bit more leg room than row 12.

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by SkaterJasp:
Is it just me or does row 11 have a bit more leg room than row 12.</font>

SkaterJasp,

I've been in both rows and the legroom is very similar, although I believe you are correct that row 11 has just a little more legroom than row 12.

-Chris