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Getting stuck in a lousy seat on a long flight is no picnic. Squeezed between fellow passengers like the filling in a DoubleStuf Oreo, prevented from reading or eating by the person whose seatback lies in your lap, and bathed in fumes from the lavatory, you can only pray that the plane will land early.
To help you avoid such misery we examined economy-class seating on long-haul aircraft of 11 top U.S. airlines as well as Air Canada. (On short-haul flights, generally those lasting less than 5 hours, reliability is more important than comfort for most people.) We found that on the same airplane, there can be significant differences in seat size and roominess-albeit ...