LOT Polish Airlines 737 MAX 8 (186 seats)

Not as separate hardware. Business is sold across the front rows of the single economy cabin, with the adjacent seat kept free and catering upgraded. The chair, the pitch and the recline match economy.

The two exit rows over the wing, with fixed recline as the toll, and the row immediately behind them, which gains room and keeps its recline. The first row has bulkhead space but no floor stowage and an armrest tray.

Check the rostered aircraft for your date. LOT flies three MAX fits: this one, and two denser versions, one of which gives up half its first row to a forward galley. The row count and the shape of row one give the game away at a glance.

The final rows, parked by the rear galley and lavatories and last to disembark, plus the exit rows for anyone who values recline over stretch. Middles are middles; on a full flight the window and aisle seats forward of the wing hold their value best.