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Seat Guru by Josh Rubin

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You don't have to be a savvy flyer to know that the exit row has the most leg room in coach. But did you know that there are a dozen power plugs scattered among the coach seats on a 777? Do you know which seats on an A300 are next to the stinky, noisy lavatories? Enter Seat Guru, a site dedicated to all the little details you need to plan the best possible flight.

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This entry posted on 06 April 2005 at 7:42 AM
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