United Airlines seat reviews

For short flights, 2 hours or less, I recommend any seat on this aircraft except row 11. This is in front of the emergency exit window row and does NOT recline.

That said: Row 18 is the emergency exit row and while the seat recline is minimal (a few degrees at best) the leg room is outstanding.

I would NOT want to spend more than 2 hours in this aircraft.

Very very comfortable , no noise from adjacent passengers TV monitor excellent
Food and Service the best of the best
Looking forward to flying again
Only negative issue, all passengers walked past as they got on the plane
Maybe business class should use seperate entrance or board at the end
Otherwise very very good .

Fantastic service....we are both disabled and i asked for a chair with more space for my leg and they seek and found us a place with 4 chairs so plenty of room. Of course the plane wasn't full. We've got good food and drinks and it was enough, the stewards where very kind.

Plenty of room, although clearly a lower quality or perhaps simply older design First Class seat. Had two power outlets which is not common on United's EMB Aircraft.

Ample space in overheads and also underseat in this row.

Engine noise was minimal and this was a very comfortable 2.5-3 hour flight.

3 hour flight in United's non- First Class 'premium' seating, and while I have read some negative reviews of this aircraft, my experience was good.

Plenty of legroom in this row, engine noise was minimal and overhead bins on this side were ample as was underseat room.

I don't think I would want to be on this kind of plane longer than 2.5-3 hours, as the lack of seat bottom padding and anything resembling a headrest would take it's toll.

United's WiFi and small-device entertainment services performed flawlessly.

Plenty of leg room no tv but free wifi moves good meal great attendants.

Very cramped compared to other planes I've used to travel to USA

Flew the Dreamliner to/from SYD, 1st from LAX and then back from SYD to SFO. Sat in economy class and I was pleasantly surprised at how good the flight was - so much so that the Dreamliner is now my favorite flight for long haul travel. I'm quite tall (6'3") but the legroom was good and my knees didn't bang up against the seat as they do on some other UA planes. Seats don't recline much (3") but the benefit is even when the person in front of you reclines, they aren't in your face and you can watch TV or eat or get up and still be comfortable. Even though we flew the same aircraft down and back, it felt like row 33 had slightly more legroom than row 36, which we had going to SYD. I am a believer in the benefits of the Dreamliner as I arrived in SYD feeling refreshed and completely fine, and I travel to Australia quite frequently. Food was better going out of LAX than SYD, surprisingly. Entertainment had good choice but a strange mix of old movies and new, and TV - other airlines do a much better job with providing content. There were power outlets beneath the seat but didn't use them as there was a USB port on the TV screen, which was quite large. Overall this was a good an economy experience as I have had on a long-haul international flight and wouldn't hesitate to fly this aircraft again.

I am appalled that in addition to the $60 baggage fee, your airline had the nerve to gouge passengers for snacks.

Get smart and start charging your passengers who hold everyone else up by bringing baggage on-board. Perhaps if you engage in this practice you'll have enough revenue in order not to charge for checked baggage and snacks.

Not one passenger in the area of my seat purchased a snack....wake up and start respecting your passengers.

Purchased first class seat. I am posting photos so that everyone can see what United is selling as United does not include this information on their website. In fact they state the seats in first class are "Lie flat". No, they actually recline a few degrees, about the same amount as their economy plus seats. They are comfortable seats, adequately wide for the 3 1/2 to 4 hour flight to the caribbean. United should include photos on their website so that their customers know what it is they are selling. Service from the stewards and stewardesses are polite and professional but lack any smiles at all. Not even a "Thank you for flying United" when you depart the plane. We are all just live cargo now. Even in first class.

The entertainment system is inaudible. No captioning available. If you are flying in economy, do not purchase. It is a waste. Also, the flight map is only available via the entreatment system, thus you have to pay to follow the flight. This is not acceptable.