Generally, the "pitch" which means the distance between rows of seats varies from plane to plane.
The pitch on domestic airlines ranges from 30-38 inches, averaging about 32. For 31 inches, a six feet tall passenger's knees would touch the seat infront of him; with 34 inches, he can put a book in his seat pocket without his knees touching it; with 36 inches, he can get up from a window seat going towards the aisle without disturbing the person next to him.
take note also that not all exit rows are spacious. When they're aligned one right after the other, the front exit-row will not recline.
Check more on seat pitches and exit-row configurations for most carriers by visiting seatguru.com
The pitch on domestic airlines ranges from 30-38 inches, averaging about 32. For 31 inches, a six feet tall passenger's knees would touch the seat infront of him; with 34 inches, he can put a book in his seat pocket without his knees touching it; with 36 inches, he can get up from a window seat going towards the aisle without disturbing the person next to him.
take note also that not all exit rows are spacious. When they're aligned one right after the other, the front exit-row will not recline.
Check more on seat pitches and exit-row configurations for most carriers by visiting seatguru.com
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