BUDGET airline Ryanair has revealed the best seats passengers should book for the best photos, a power nap, or some more legroom.
The low-cost carrier recently shared some of its very own tips and tricks to guarantee passengers find the best seats on the plane.
Extra legroom seats
Being crammed into a plane seat isn't the best way to start a holiday.
For passengers who are taller – or those who just want some extra room -Ryanair has revealed the perfect seats to book.
The airline said:"If you’re blessed with long legs, or you just want as much space as possible to sprawl out during a flight, treat yourself to one of the roomier seats in rows 16 and 17.
"Not only can you look forward to extra legroom, but as soon as you reserve a seat, you’re free to check-in up to 60 days before take-off."
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To get some kip
For any holidaymakers who have boarded an extremely early flight – or anyone who sleeps through the journey – being able to catch forty winks will be a priority.
On Ryanair flights, seat 11A doesn't have a window, which makes it the perfect place to take a nap.
Ryanair said: "This seat is also a little life-saver late at night when you’ve spent the day travelling and all you want is a few minutes of shut-eye."
Best photo ops
Passengers who want to snap some holiday photos over the wings of the plane should book a seat in the middle rows (15 to 18).
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This is because they can get amazing views over the clouds with the plane wing in the picture so you can show off back home.
But booking the best seat will require you to dig into your holiday budget.
Standard seats in rows 6 to 15 and 18 to 33 cost £3 per person, which is the cheapest pre-booking option.
Seats at the front of the plane cost £7 per person with extra legroom seats coming in at £14 per person.
Passengers who don't want to pay can be allocated a free seat at check-in but run the risk of being left in the dreaded middle seat.
The very best seat is 1A – here is what you can expect from it.
And one passenger slammed 11A as the worst seat on the plane.
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