Royal Air Maroc 787-9 Dreamliner

Yes. The one-two-one layout gives all seats their own direct path to an aisle, which the airline's 787-8s cannot match. It is the best cabin in the fleet for solo travellers and light sleepers alike.

Windows for privacy, the centre pair for couples, and the forward rows for the quickest service and exit. The rearmost business row sits closest to the galley behind the cabin, so noise-sensitive flyers should drift forward.

Forward of the wing where the cabin is calmer and the exit quicker, or at a bulkhead if knee room outranks the bassinet traffic and armrest tray. The Dreamliner windows reward window seats along the whole cabin.

The deepest economy rows, parked by the aft galley and its lavatory queue and off the aircraft last, and the exit-adjacent pair where the door frame leans into foot space. Centre-block middles are the last resort on a full flight.