Seat · Space · Details
Detailed tours of business and first class airline seats — including space, privacy, controls, storage, sleeping position, power and the details that are difficult to judge from a seat map.
Featured Seat Tours
A selection of business and first class airline seat tours examining premium seats across airlines and aircraft, with a close look at privacy, storage, controls, bed mode, connectivity and usable space.
Qatar Airways A350-900 Qsuite Business Class seat tour covering the fully closing privacy door, lie-flat bed, personal storage, seat controls, work and dining surfaces and the spacious Qsuite layout designed for long-haul premium travel.
Watch Seat Tour →Delta One Boeing 767-400 Business Class seat tour examining legroom, footwell space, storage, seat controls, tray table, privacy, lie-flat bed and the 18-inch HD Delta Studio entertainment screen.
Watch Seat Tour →Delta One Suite A330-900neo Business Class seat tour featuring the sliding privacy door, fully lie-flat bed, seat controls, storage compartments, AC and USB power, tray table, lighting and in-flight entertainment system.
Watch Seat Tour →Air France A350-900 Business Class bulkhead seat tour featuring the oversized footwell found in select front-row seats, fully flat bed, sliding privacy door, wireless charging, USB-A and USB-C power, Bluetooth and dedicated storage.
Watch Seat Tour →Emirates Boeing 777-300 Game Changer First Class suite tour covering the fully enclosed floor-to-ceiling privacy doors, lie-flat bed, individual seat controls, customizable lighting, personal temperature controls and extensive suite storage.
Watch Seat Tour →United Polaris Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner Business Class seat tour examining direct aisle access, the fully flat bed, seat and footwell space, storage, power, privacy and the in-flight entertainment setup for long-haul travel.
Watch Seat Tour →What Gets Inspected
Because “lie-flat” can describe anything from a superb private suite to something that feels suspiciously like a very expensive ironing board.
Width, legroom, footwell dimensions and how much usable personal space the seat actually provides.
Seat-position controls, lighting and the small buttons that become surprisingly important six hours into a flight.
Compartments for phones, headphones, shoes, laptops and the various objects that otherwise migrate around the cabin.
Doors, dividers, seat orientation and how effectively the design creates a personal space of its own.
Lie-flat length, sleeping surface, foot space and whether the seat remains comfortable once it becomes a bed.
AC outlets, USB ports, wireless charging, Bluetooth connectivity and the technology built around the seat.
The Bigger Picture
Two seats can look almost identical on paper and feel completely different once you're actually sitting — or sleeping — in them.
Why Seat Tours
Seat Tours isolate the hard product so you can examine what you're actually reserving before committing points, miles or a particularly ambitious credit-card bill.
Not a seat-map icon, marketing rendering or carefully angled airline photograph.
Storage, controls, privacy and sleeping space often matter more than the headline specifications.
Aircraft type, seat generation and even row position can materially change the experience.
Explore the complete collection of Award Chaser business and first class airline seat tours.
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