Even though numbers are clearly listed above rows, for some reason, the process of finding your seat still seems to baffle some people. You’d think it goes without saying, but if you’re in row 33, for example, you don’t need to start searching for your seat as soon as you step onto the plane—keep on moving back. (Yes, to maintain consistency and avoid unlucky numbers, sometimes some row numbers are skipped.) Also, use the handy diagram to know exactly where you’re sitting in your row; the picture of a person by your number means you’re on the aisle, a curved pic of a window means you’re by the window, and neither means you’re in the middle seat.
