TAP Air Portugal A319-100

Not a separate cabin. On this short-haul A319 the front rows are a Euro-business product, which is a standard Economy seat with the middle kept empty and a better service. You get more room beside you and priority boarding, but the seat itself is Economy geometry, so choose it for the service rather than the legroom.

The over-wing exit row carries the most legroom, and the cabin map flags the exact seat numbers. A window or aisle seat toward the front gives the best mix of quiet and quick boarding, while the rear rows sit closest to the galley and lavatories.

The rows nearest the rear galley and lavatories draw the most noise and queue traffic, so skip them if you can. Middle seats without a window or aisle are the least comfortable, particularly on a full short-haul flight.