Choose an airplane seat. If you want a good view, don’t get close to the wing. Experts teach you 9 seat selection techniques for different needs.

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,?,.The British Daily Telegraph suggests that travelers choose specific seats based on certain needs, which can serve as a reference for your next flight booking.

1. If you want good service
A flight attendant mentioned that many people completely ignore the flight attendants’ smiles and greetings when boarding. These people usually don’t get good service.Therefore, showing respect to flight attendants may be more important than choosing your seat.In fact, sitting in the back row seats can get you better service because onboard resources are limited, and requests from passengers in the front rows might cause a chain reaction. In comparison, it's easier to get good service in the back.

2. If you want a good view

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3. If you care a lot about safety
Sit in the tail section — studies show that in the event of a plane crash, seats in the tail have a 40% higher survival rate than those in the front.

4. If you want to disembark quickly<
Many people traveling between European cities travel light and just want to get off the plane fast, so choosing a seat on the left side near the front is your best bet.

5. If you want to sleep
Choose a window seat toward the front; it’s usually quieter and gives your head somewhere to rest.

6. Want a better dining experience
Because the cabin environment is very dry and the engine noise is loud, it impairs our sense of taste.If you want a better dining experience, then sit closer to the cockpit—you’ll get your food a bit earlier.

7. If you are afraid of turbulence
Turbulence can make the entire plane unstable, but experts say that seats in the middle near the wings are relatively more stable compared to others.

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9. If you are traveling with children
it's also a good choice to pick the middle partition seats, which have more space and are closer to the restroom.