P.S \I just got an email indicating that American Airline for this long haul flight has refunded me both seats from the original extra legroom seat which cost 200 dollars australian dollars each. So apparently they do give refunds.. But i did read the terms and conditions indicating that they do not give refunds if you change of mind with seats.. Anyways im glad i got the refund back. However the new seat i selected both 20J and 20L are paid which cost 200 dollars each. So basically i didn't pay double.. Just paid once and only just moved to another seat preference of the same cost. Anyways that is great but it seems it took about 5 days to get any email from American airline refund. However guys... just do NOT change seats one place to another constantly just because the seat you selected now you don't like it and move to another seat. You can but depends how the refunds works not all people can get any refunds at all. Just be aware of that part! Only problem is.. i hope American airline doesn't bush me away from seat 20J and L because i hear its for family with kids. But that is not always the case all the times.

Great thanks Mnhusker.

So apparently I'm not allowed to have headphones, plastic bags, or any small bags on my lap during those times during takeoffs and landing.. or at least 1 hour or 20minutres before landing... I assume that once the plane is in the air for about 20 minutes or when the seatbelt sign is turned off I can put things back in my lap. However, how will I know when it's safe to unbuckle? Since the screen is fixed during takeoff, I can't lift it to check during these moments on take off and before landing. Do they still have those small signs in the corners of the wall above of the cabin indicating when the seatbelt sign is on or off?

I’ve never flown long-haul on a plane with flip-out screens, so this is all new to me. I just want to be prepared, especially since I’m a bit anxious about making my connecting flight. That’s why I chose a seat as close to the front as possible in economy class to disembark the plane as quick as possible because i have to go thru security and then immigration and pickup luggage and then go to the domestic airport another United airline to get to Nevada.. So im worried how busy the immigration part would take since i hear there's huge line-ups..

I've watched a few videos showing the first row in the 20s numbers left middles and right, and it looks like there’s often a lot of clutter on the floor—bags, shoes, headphones—almost like passengers just toss their things down. I noticed some people resting their feet on their bags, which is a clever idea, but I prefer to keep things tidy! Although my wheeled carry-on suitcase needs to stay in the overhead compartment, I understand that it has to be properly stowed.

In one video, I saw that the bulkhead above my seat had a large blue sticker indicating: "This is a reserved for Main Cabin Extra". I hope no one takes my spot otherwise i cant put my bags in it.

yep i do know that. Also seen these pictures before. Thank you. Thats what i mean the TV is inside the armrest and just pull it up when i can. Only issue with this part is the TV screen might kind of be too lower then my viewing position. Almost looking down on the floor instead. And how about the flip out bench for the food to be put on? Its in the armrest as well. Notice this might be a little concern... The bench might be far too low between my legs.. So if your far and big legs that tray bench might not flat up properly because it's touching the legs. I don't no. I will sure to film it and do a full review as there isn't much information videos not much reviews at all about this seat. Not even sure how popular these seats at on 20 L and J

I know that but its a quicker way to disembark off the plane qiuicker. Just follow the Premium group passenger's. I'm glad there is no door beside these seats 20L and J or the Emergency doors. Since these doors will never be opened unless its emergency.