Convenient Seats that offer a favorable location in the front of the cabin. Regular Seats which are located from the middle to the back of the main cabin and offer up to 31 legroom space.

On Copa Airlines, which primarily operates a fleet of Boeing 737s, a "Convenient Seat" refers to a specific category in their Economy Extra or Main Cabin sections. These seats are typically located in the front rows of the Economy cabin (usually rows 5–10) and in the Exit Rows. These seats are "convenient" because they allow for priority boarding (Group 2 or 3) and, more importantly, priority deplaning, which is a huge advantage when navigating the "Hub of the Americas" at Panama City's Tocumen Airport (PTY). In 2026, Copa’s 737 MAX 9 aircraft offer "Economy Extra" seats with up to 34 inches of pitch and dedicated overhead bin space. If you are flying on a standard 737-800, the Exit Row seats (Rows 17 and 18) provide the best legroom, but be aware that Row 17 often doesn't recline to avoid blocking the exit. For a balance of comfort and quick exit, aim for the bulkhead seats in Row 5.