XiamenAir 787-9 Dreamliner

Yes. The Super Diamond seats fold fully flat and every one of them opens onto the aisle, so nobody climbs over a neighbour. It is the strongest cabin in the airline's published fleet.

The window-side seats, which sit angled away from the aisle with the most privacy. The centre pairs suit couples; the forward rows board and clear first. Access is equal everywhere, so position and privacy are the only real decisions.

The bulkhead rows, and the front one is unusually generous, with more space to the wall than a typical bulkhead. The trades are the standard ones: trays in the armrest, no floor stowage for take-off, and bassinet positions that make these the family rows.

The bassinet mounts sit on the bulkheads at the front of each economy section, and those rows go early. Nearby seats hear more infant noise than mid-cabin, which cuts both ways depending on who is travelling.

One mid-cabin bulkhead window seat loses real width to an exit-door box, one rear window position has no pane, and a few windows sit behind the seat rather than beside it. The rows deepest in the rear section sit against the lavatories and galley. The map flags each seat.