johan rebel

Yeah, right here.

Excellent seats, especially on night flights.

• both have aisle access, and no wihdow seat pax crossing in front of you.
  
  
• You can place your carry-ons right behind your seat for easy access (although some cabin crew will not allow this).
  
  
• Nobody in front of you, nobody behind you.
  
  
• The magazine rack in front can be used to temporarily place trays etc, making it easy to get in and out of your seat durnig meal times.
  
  
• There is enough room to place a roll-aboard bag in front of the seat, thus forming an extension to the legrest.

Now all they have to do is install flat-bed seats.

The distribution of pax between the two C cabins can at times be very uneven, with the UD being (almost) full and the nose almost empty, or vice versa. At AMS it pays to stop at one of the many e-transfer machines en route to the gate, and if necessary change your seat to one in the emptiest cabin. The only risk it that it will fill up with the junior FA's sister's neighbor's boyfriend's cat's vet's mother and other inelligible Y pax as soon as the doors close.

Johan