Seat Selection

Make the most of your trip and select your preferred seat up to 2 hours before your flight!

Choose the ideal seat for your flight with Animawings. Passenger who opt for the Anima One or Anima Plus bundles have free access to assigned seats in Standard area. Passengers purchasing the Anima Business Duo and Anima Business bundles can choose between Business Duo and Business seats for extra comfort.

Additionally, passengers can pay an extra fee for a seat upgrade in the Premium area. Premium seats cost €15, with the exception of front row and emergency exit seats, which cost €25. The fare applies per seat, per flight segment.

The Animawings "Seat Selection" service is subject to the following terms and conditions:

• The "Seat Selection" service is only available for Animawings flights and is available up to 2 hours before the departure flight. If they are not selected, then Animawings will award a randomly available seat.
• For safety and security reasons, passengers, travelling with infants or children, may NOT select emergency exit seats or adjacent rows (in front of or behind the emergency exit rows).
• For safety and security reasons, passengers travelling with their pet may NOT select emergency exit seats or adjacent rows (in front of or behind emergency exit rows). They can also ONLY select their window seat!
• For safety and security reasons, passengers, who fall into the category of passengers requiring special assistance (pregnant women, passengers with visual, hearing and/or speech impairments, passengers with reduced mobility, etc.), may NOT select emergency exit seats or adjacent row seats (in front of or behind emergency exit rows).

Passengers may select a seat in the emergency exit rows, EXCEPT when:

• They are under 18 years old.
• They have arms, hands, and/or legs mobility, strength, or dexterity problems and are unable to reach the emergency exit, manage evacuation instructions, or evacuate as soon as possible.
• They are unable to understand and/or execute cabin crew instructions.
• They have impaired vision or hearing and, as such, cannot follow the cabin crew’s instructions.
• They are unable to relay information verbally to the other passengers.
• They are responsible for someone else, such as infants or young children, which may prevent them from following instructions.
• They suffer from a condition that may harm or prevent them from reacting, and following the instructions received from the cabin crew.
• They use a wheelchair or other mobility aid.
• Safety restraint cannot be performed with the standard seat belt, and an extension is required.
• They are traveling with a service animal or family pet