Which airline has the least leg room?

Okay, so you wanna know which airline cramps your knees the most, huh? I feel you! Being tall-ish myself, legroom is a major factor when I'm booking flights.

From what I've gathered, it seems like Wizz Air and TUI are generally the worst offenders, offering a measly 28 inches of legroom. Seriously, 28 inches? I'm pretty sure my carry-on bag has more space!

Now, Jet2 and TAP Portugal also sneak in there with some seats at 28 inches... which is a bit sneaky, isn't it? They do offer some better options, though, so you gotta be careful when you book and maybe check the seat map if you can. I remember once, I thought I'd scored a great deal on TAP, only to discover I was practically sitting in the lap of the person in front of me. Never again!

EasyJet and Vueling aren't exactly spacious havens, but they give you a tiny bit more to work with – around 29 inches. It's something, I guess?

British Airways and Norwegian are a bit of a gamble, actually. They have a range, from 29 to 31 inches. So, you might get lucky and score a decent seat, or you might end up feeling like you're crammed into a sardine can. It really just depends on the plane and the specific seat you book, right? That's why I always check SeatGuru before booking - have you used that before?

Honestly, finding decent legroom these days feels like winning the lottery, doesn't it? Especially on budget airlines. Good luck finding that elusive comfy flight!