Rows 5 to 10 offer the best views as they are unobstructed by the plane's wings, while passengers should note that rows 11 and 13 have one window fewer.

On a Boeing 777-300ER, the "best" seat depends on your cabin, but for many, the "mini-cabin" sections are the top choice for privacy and quiet. In Business Class, these are often the first few rows (like rows 1–7) located between the cockpit and the first set of exit doors, which feel much more exclusive than the larger main cabin. In Economy, the exit row seats (commonly rows 16 or 33, depending on the airline's configuration) are highly sought after because they offer virtually unlimited legroom, though they have the trade-off of no floor storage and slightly narrower seats due to the tray table being in the armrest. If you are traveling as a couple in Economy, look for the aft section where the fuselage tapers; on many 777s, the seating changes from a 3-4-3 layout to a 2-4-2 layout, providing private window pairs for the last few rows. For those who prioritize sleep, seats away from the galleys and lavatories are best to avoid noise and light pollution. Always check a site like SeatGuru for the specific airline, as configurations vary significantly between carriers like Emirates, United, or Cathay Pacific.