CabinGrade: Business Class Seat Layouts for Google Flights

Shows the business class seat layout, aisle access and a letter grade, plus legroom and Wi-Fi, on every Google Flights result.

Google Flights tells you the price and the times. It does not tell you whether that business class fare is a 1-2-1 suite with a door or a 2-2-2 where you climb over a stranger at 3 am. CabinGrade adds one line under every Google Flights result that does. FOR BUSINESS CLASS • The seat layout: 1-2-1, 2-2-2, 2-3-2 • Lie-flat, angled or recliner • Whether the seat has a closing door • Whether every seat reaches the aisle • A grade from A to E for the seat itself • The product name and aircraft, like Club Suite on the A350 • One line per leg on connections, so a great long haul paired with a recliner feeder is obvious • A "varies by aircraft" warning when an airline flies two different seats on the same aircraft type FOR EVERY CABIN, ECONOMY INCLUDED • Legroom in inches, colored when it is above or below average • Wi-Fi (free or paid), power and seatback screens THE GRADE A Lie-flat suite with a door, every seat on the aisle B Lie-flat, every seat on the aisle C Lie-flat, but some window seats climb over a neighbour D Angled flat E Recliner sold as business WHAT IT DOES NOT DO No ads. No popups. No affiliate links. No cashback offers. No tracking. Nothing you search leaves your browser. It only runs on Google Flights. GOOD TO KNOW Seat layouts come from a hand-kept list of more than 200 airlines. Airlines refit aircraft all the time, so treat the line as a strong hint and check the seat map before you pay. The list refreshes itself once a day. When CabinGrade does not know a layout it says so and does not guess. Hover any icon to see what it means, or click the CabinGrade button in the toolbar for the full legend. CabinGrade is not affiliated with Google. Google Flights is a trademark of Google LLC.