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SeatGuru.com does one thing, but does it perfectly. It gives you a mini-review of all the seats and in-flight services on your particular plane of 25 major airlines from Air Canada to Qantas Airways. Say you’re booking a flight on American Airlines that uses a 767-300. You’d learn that by June, American Airlines is adding 8 seats onto these planes, reducing seat pitch, and jettisoning their “More Room Throughout Coach” promise. Seats 20H and J look good to you? SeatGuru tells you that they’re ‘poor’ seats with “limited legroom and recline… These seats can get a bit cold when air gets past the door seal and the tray tables are in the arm rest slightly reducing the seat width and making the armrests immoveable.”

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