Have a look at. www.seatguru.com

historytraveler, did you read my entire post? :/

Yes, I did and wondered why you felt further input was necessary. Not sure there are enough people on this forum who have flown on this particular flight enough times to give you as much information as you'll find on seat guru. I've found they're pretty spot on in their critiques.

Can you perhaps help me find the critiques? All I can see is generic info - "Good Seat", "Some Drawbacks", "Bad Seat". Also, a few have small snippets like "misaligned windows", "no floor storage", etc.

Thanks historytraveler

There is no perfect seat, and the airlines change equipment all the time. Granted, they are less likely to change equipment on a flight that long (it takes special equipment)but they do change.

So seatguru may or may not be useful. Will anyone on this forum?

So here is a general observation: the last few window rows near the back generally offer more room since they are rows of 2, but they are much bouncier in turbulence than being further forward and subject to people hanging around in the aisles waiting to use the toilets and to toilet smells. The very last row may not recline. There you go!

Auckislander pretty much summed up my comments. Seatguru really doesn't offer critiques ( mulit-tasking and my brain sometimes doesn't shift to the proper grammar )The green seats in economy will have more leg room, but they are close to the W.C. and the galley which I try to avoid for the reasons Auckislander stated. Galley can be noisy.

If you are a frequent visitor to W.C. I'd get an aisle seat, otherwise window.

It all depends on your personal preferences. Personally I don't mind sitting next to the galleys as usually they are quiet during "night hours". Lower temperatures are just what I want, so I would be pretty happy with some of the seats seatguru says are sub-optimal. I would avoid any of the center-rows (D-G) at all cost (unless all up the front). Ether a window- or an isle-seat for me please (with a slight preference for a window-seat, assuming the plane isn't fully booked).

Thanks all! I appreciate the replies.