Royal Air Maroc 737-800

Yes. It is separate hardware, wide recliners in pairs with substantially more stretch than economy, not a blocked middle seat. Among the airline's narrowbodies this is the roomiest front cabin, and on a multi-hour sector it earns its fare.

Approach it with open eyes. The wall sits nearer than most bulkheads, the bassinet mounts live there, the tray is in the armrest and there is no under-seat stowage. Tall travellers often do better in the exit rows or a standard aisle.

At the over-wing exit rows, which carry the room at the cost of fixed recline, and nominally at the bulkhead, with the caveats above. The rest of the cabin is even, so position does the rest of the work.

The rows at the very back, which live beside the rear lavatories and their queue and leave last, and the bulkhead for anyone expecting a straightforward legroom win. A window or aisle forward of the wing is the reliable default.