Originally Posted by
CO-PLAT
The two times I was on this aircraft, I saw passengers seated in 23 get up and stand behind their seat. There was enough room to squeeze between the back of the seat and in front of the wall. It seemed like a great way to get up and stretch your legs without getting in anyone's way. You can even still watch the IFE while standing behind your seat.
I'm currently booked in 20, but contemplating the move to 23.
For whatever odd reason, for distant future flights all of the two across seats are blocked in row 23. Not sure if they're saving them for crew, deadheaders, or perhaps those with higher status.