Every flight search tool sorts by price and time. None of them tell you if you'll actually fit in the seat. ComfortableFlights.com lets you filter and compare flights by comfort: legroom and seat width. Don't roll the dice on a cramped 6-hour flight. Built for large and tall travelers, anyone with back or hip issues, and long-haul flyers who've learned the hard way that "cheapest" and "comfortable" are rarely the same flight.
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I am 270 lb and so sick of tiny plane seats that seem to get smaller every time I board. I built ComfortableFlights so I didn't have to continually flick from flight times and price comparisons to find the dimensions of individual plane seats.
Every other flight comparison tool seems to assume that all economy seats are the same, but that simply isn't true.
This is a brand new, early version. I'd genuinely love your feedback on what's missing
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Finally a search tool that gets that seat pitch matters more than a $20 difference. Tried it on a London to NYC route and it instantly showed me the 34-inch seat options I'd never have known to ask for.
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How do you actually source the seat dimensions for each aircraft type, is it directly from the airlines or scraped from seatguru and similar sites? Wondering how reliable the legroom numbers are since they can vary even within the same carrier.
Finally a search tool that gets that seat pitch matters more than a $20 difference. Tried it on a London to NYC route and it instantly showed me the 34-inch seat options I'd never have known to ask for.
How do you actually source the seat dimensions for each aircraft type, is it directly from the airlines or scraped from seatguru and similar sites? Wondering how reliable the legroom numbers are since they can vary even within the same carrier.