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Are You Enlightened or a Control Freak? What Your Airplane Seat Choice Says About You Choosing your seat on an airplane is a big deal. People obsessively check SeatG before picking a seat or even pay more for a certain position on the plane. Why? “It’s a rare opportunity to have some control over your environment when traveling,” explains psychologist and University of Washington professor Jonathan Bricker, Ph.D. “That’s very significant for the traveler.” Indeed – ask people whether they’re an aisle or window person, and they don’t hesitate to answer. In case youre wondering, based on E customers who indicated a seat preference, 55 percent prefer a window seat and 45 percent prefer an aisle seat. So Yahoo Travel researched, asked the experts, and picked the brains of frequent fliers to find out what your seat choice says about you. If you’re an aisle person: You value freedom.?“Choosing an aisle seat is an expression of freedom. You know you have the ability to get up and walk around without having to ask anyone or climb over your seatmate,” says Bricker.? You’re an introvert.?When stuck in a large group of people as you are on plane – sometimes for hours ?introverts feelphysically uncomfortable and tend to want to stay on the periphery and have an easy escape route even if it’s just in their heads , and they don’t like to be surrounded by people or objects on all sides. The aisle seats checks those boxes more than any other. You’re all business.?No gazing out the window and daydreaming for you. Plus it’s usually much more comfortable to sleep at the window, so you’ll likely be up working or reading a book.? You like to be in the power position.?You’re the first one to talk to the flight attendant when she asks what you want to drink. You control your seatmates in a sense – middle and window people need to ask you to go the bathroom – and you can set the tone for the interaction by either being nice or grumpy about it. You’re the de facto dictator of the row.?