Just as different as the preferences for travel destinations, is also the choice of the right Seat on the plane. Some love aisle seats, others like to sleep window-side. And there is also the perfect seat for people who are particularly uncomfortable with turbulence or who don't want to wait long for drinks and snacks.

How can you find out the perfect seat for you and how do you get it? You will find out here.

For curious passengers 

Passengers who like to look into the distance and discover what's happening below them are best advised to book a window seat. But not all window seats are the same. Often you have the misfortune that the rows are so staggered that you have to bend awkwardly to take a look outside. Sometimes the aircraft carrier is also in the way. To avoid this, seats on the right side in the front or back are best; on the left side of the plane, the windows are usually arranged differently.

For anxious passengers

If you are afraid of turbulence, you should secure a seat above the wings. Here the vibrations are least to be felt. Alternatively, you can also take a seat in the front area of the aircraft, because there you also get less turbulence than in the rear. Seats near the emergency exits are also statistically safe: in case of a crash or emergency landing you are immediately at the exit. Plus: The space offers almost infinite legroom...

For tired passengers

There are two ways to sleep reasonably well on a plane. Either you find a quiet place by the window to rest your head, or you make yourself comfortable in the aisle seat by stretching out your legs. It does not really matter in which area of the plane you sit. But if you also want to enjoy your peace and quiet, it's best to sit in front of the wings and engines as sound travels to the back and is concentrated in the rear area of the aircraft.

For hungry passengers

Those who can hardly wait for the always friendly stewardesses and stewards to jet through the aisles with their drinks and snack trolleys, check-in at the front or rear ends of the plane. In most cases, the flight crew starts from there with the distribution of orange juice, filter coffee and co.

And how do I get to my dream seat on the plane?

Once you've found the perfect seat (for you) on the plane, there's only one step left: booking. All airlines now offer check-in at least 24 hours before departure. But you have to be quick! Certainly, a lot of people have the same thought. There are also dedicated apps and websites where passengers rate the seats and share tips and experiences for those who are still undecided about the best seat. Such as seatguru.com. To do this, you only need to specify the airline, number and date.