Love a window seat? Then you’re probably the most SELFISH person on the plane
Whether you pick the aisle or the window seat says a lot about your character
EVERYONE is agreed that the middle seat on a plane is the worst. But which is better – the aisle or the window?
According to psychologists, which option you choose says a lot about your personality.
What does it mean if you pick the aisle seat
Choosing the aisle seat isn’t just a sign of a weak bladder – it also means a passenger values their freedom.
University of Washington professor Jonathan Bricker, Ph.D said: You know you have the ability to get up and walk around without having to ask anyone or climb over your seat mate.”
But it can also be the sign of an introvert, who feels uncomfortable in social situations.
“They also like to 'nest' and prefer to exist in their own bubble.”
Behavioural Psychologist Jo Hemmings added: “Champions of the window seat tend to be more selfish as well as less anxious, seasoned flyers who are more confident in disturbing others.”