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This Google Flights Hack Gets You More Legroom

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Tired of starting your holiday vacation squished on an airplane with zero legroom? We don’t blame you. Whether you’re off to another country or flying two states over, having enough space on a plane makes traveling easier.

Now, thanks to a handy Google Flights extension you can find the best seats with the most legroom every time.

This travel hack was shared by TikTok creator @Zacharyburrabel, who usually shares plenty of helpful travel tips with his 1.3 million followers.

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All you have to do to get the best airplane seat with the most legroom is installed the “Legrooms for Google Flights” extension on your Chrome browser. If you’re not familiar with how to do that, simply head to the extension’s page here, click the blue “Add to Chrome” button on the right, and you’re done!

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Once added, you can see all the available flights on Google with the amount of legroom available for each one. What’s more? The extension also lets you see specific carry-on restrictions and flight amenities.

Now that you have more legroom, you’ll be able to sleep comfortably on that airplane in no time! As for the adorable crying babies on board, we’re sorry we don’t have a hack for that (hopefully, you packed your headphones).

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