Plan de cabine United Airlines Embraer EMB 145 (ER4, ERJ)

As you can see on chart, I was seated in the pink/bad seat. 24 A. At least single and window nut only because two ladies together were seperated, so we switched seats. The must have been after me, since not even seated together. In front of restroom toilet. No recline, no leg room. Very small, cramped but when seated it is better than when you first get on (claustrophobic). In past flights turbulence into Newark was scary! I was not accustomed to it. Last few flights were fine. One was very smooth landing. Attendants were fine. What else to say, it's small but only a 2 1/2 hour flight. I just had the worse seat on that plane, so....

Seat pitch is supposedly 31" which must be a lie, because my stomach was pressing against the tray. Extremely loud in this row of the aircraft, even my Bose Quiet Comfort II noise cancelling headphones couldn't mute the noise. Seat was hard. All I could do is count the minutes until I was off this plane. Hands down the worst plane I've ever flown in. No frills, no nothing on this plane. Warning! If you see this aircraft in the itinerary, book a different flight with a different aircraft.

For short flights, 2 hours or less, I recommend any seat on this aircraft except row 11. This is in front of the emergency exit window row and does NOT recline.

That said: Row 18 is the emergency exit row and while the seat recline is minimal (a few degrees at best) the leg room is outstanding.

I would NOT want to spend more than 2 hours in this aircraft.

Beware is right. Seat feels like it's leaning forward and leg room is tighter than normal. Any seat in front of the emergency row is usually bad on smaller planes.

A little noisy because the jet engine is four feet away from your head, but I found this seat to be as comfortable as they get now days.

why is this seat a BEWARE?
I found nothing wrong with sitting in 24C

Very comfortable plant; lots leg room comfortable seats.