Traditionally, seating space on airlines is measured by "seat pitch", which is the distance between a point in the headrest on one seat and the same point on the seat in front of it. If an airline has a seat pitch of 32" in Economy Class, this means that there is a distance of 32" between the front of one seat and the front of the seat behind it.
While seat pitch is not the exact equivalent of "legroom", it gives a very good approximation of how much seat room you should expect.
Seat pitch varies from plane to plane; please treat this as a guide.
* Bluezone seats 99cm
** Star class 96cm
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