Jet2.com

Not Verified | As it's a scheduled airline, there's little you can really say is special about the seat. It looks good, and the red ambiance is surprisingly calming and friendly on the eyes (especially at night). We purchased extra legroom which was a necessary for someone tall, standard legroom looked acceptable but tight for anyone wanting a comfortable flight despite being short haul. The seat was also relatively padded and supportive so that once I reached the destination, I was comfortable.

Not Verified | Completely horrible seats. We booked and paid a fairly significant premium for allegedly extra seats in row 1DEF. A disgusting rip off by Jet2. These seats are appalling. If they provide extra legroom, it is a tiny amount and not worth the ridiculous rip off amount this increasingly third rate airline charges. Compared to Easyjet and they fail on every level except the crew. They are unfailingly pleasant and hard working.

Not Verified | Low cost seats. The seats are so uncomfortable, no padding. I’ve had more comfort on a bus. It’s just Ryanair in red. For the price paid for the flight you’d expect more. The prices are no longer cheap.

Not Verified | My issues are the seats are too hard for the 4+ hour flight to Gran Canaria (general feeling amongst all those whose backside was numb by the time the plane landed). They won't pay for a terminal link but coach everyone out to the plane, this means the flights are always late taking off.

❎ Not Verified | Travelled with Jet2 to Tenerife on the 21 Dec 2017 returned on the 4th January 2018 first impressions on boarding the aircraft was how smart it looked with the red and grey seats we were seated in row 3AB once seated we noticed that the legroom was ok however I'm 5ft 6inch and my partner is 5ft 10 inch and broad build, The seats have been designed to create an optical illusion that you have moor space by reducing the thickness of the seat together with reducing the armrest size and table size? the back of the seat looked like it was made of tin and unfinished as if they were off an old Russian plane with a glass holder handy as you couldn't put a class on the table as it was so small once you put your meal box on it the seats were hard to sit on for a 4;30 flight and had no elbow room to eat any food, not comfortable at all.

✅ Trip Verified | Leg room was decent. Padding not so great on the seat, was ok for a 3 hour flight. Wouldn't want to travel much further on it. No pockets on back of seats for storing items. There was a drinks holder but only good for plastic cups the airline provides. Seat was very cold (5a) window blinds did not shut and very cold draughts.

We always have extra legroom seats when flying more than a couple of hours and going out from East Midlands to Tenerife we had row 17 which was fine we could fully stretch out legs and we're comfortable. Coming back from Tenerife to East Midlands we were in Row 2 and we had a dividing board in front - we couldn't fully extend out legs and I am only 5 foot 4 inches tall. If I hadn't paid for the extra legroom in exit seats then it wouldn't have been an issue but we had. I am not sure two is classed as extra leg room but my interpretation was you could fully extend your legs out in front of you.

I have no complaints with the flights, boarding, seat space etc. but I am very cross about the seats that we were allocated on our return flight. 4 seats on rows 2, 9, 10 and 15. We had our 2 children (13 and 11) travelling with us. When we checked in they changed our seats to 4 in a row: 3 and a 1! Fabulous but the fact that we had 4 single seats given by the website is terrible especially as we had 2 children with us. They didn't even give us 2x2's so that we could each sit with one of our children when obviously they had seats left. Not happy about this at all. On the way out, we had a 2 and 2 singles but someone moved to allow one of us to sit with the children. Thank you to that lady who moved!

My complaint is that Jet2 use its seating policy to virtually force passengers to pay for seating. My wife and I were travelling to Italy and on the way there our allocated seats were in the same row, but we were in opposite aisles. On the way back my wife was seated in R0w 15 and I was in Row 21! This has not happened to us using any other airline, including budget airlines like Easyjet, Ryanair and BMI Baby. When I contacted Jet2 to complain the only option thay gave me was to pay.

Jet2.com Boeing 737-800, and the plus points were there was plenty of legroom and the seats don't recline and also have a cup holder. Minus points are the seats are very hard but as most of the flights are less than 4 hours shouldn't be too much of a problem.