Seat 34F · Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-900ER

Reviews for seat 34F

• ★anonymous

  Seat 34F (last row) was hard and uncomfortable

  Seat 34F (last row) on the 737-900 was the most hard and uncomfortable seat I've ever sat in on an airline flight. It was an overnight flight and I could not get comfortable enough to sleep. Because it was in the last row the seat did not recline. It was also next to the lavatory.

• ★anonymous

  Potentially the worst seat on the plane

  First off, the seat is easily 2 inches narrower than every other seat on the plane, as the fuselage starts narrowing two rows before this one. It also has less legroom than other rows. Adding insult to injury, it also does not recline at all, making it impossible to have a computer open and get work done. But wait - it gets better: you are next to the lavatory! Enjoy smells, lineups of people, and doors opening closing all flight long...

• ★seatlink

  Just not a good seat, may have limited recline; near the lavatory.