In plain English
It means a seat gives more room for a passenger to stretch their legs than a standard seat does. The key point is the extra open space in front of the seat.
In context
On the seat map, Extra Legroom marks seats that have more space in front of them for a passenger’s legs than standard seats.
- Situation
- Booking flights, choosing fares, seats, baggage, and optional services
- What it communicates
- marks seats with this feature on the seat map.
Meaning limits
The term by itself does not say how much additional space there is.
Examples
“Their row had extra legroom, with more open space in front than the standard seats across the aisle.”
“On the seat map, two aisle seats are marked Extra Legroom.”