Seats in the tail section of the plane are more susceptible to turbulence. Bulkhead seats provide extra legroom, do not have under seat storage space nor do they offer a good view of the movie screen. Seats in the front of the bulkhead will not recline. Use of exit row seats is restricted to travelers who are physically able to operate the emergency exit doors. Boarding passes for these seats can only be issued by the carrier at the time of gate check-in.
Middle seats provide larger under seat storage on some of the aircraft's.
The seats may not recline in the rows in front of the exit doors. Airlines reserve the right to change the types of aircraft for any given flight without notice to passengers. Under these circumstances, seat assignments may be void, as seating is different for each type of aircraft. A floor plan of different aircraft is available through the travel agency. Please note that preferred seating, e.g. aisle seats over wings, are very popular requests.