Thanks for all the replies.

The front seats I'm referring to are B&C, row 2, on the chart on
Continental.com site. They are the first two seats on the dual seat side or
right side. I guess there is a bulkhead in from of them that makes the
seats still wind up with 31" pitch.

When I say 'right side', I speaking like naval starboard side. Right is
referenced when facing the front of the ship.
(Marine Corps airplanes in my case).

http://www.continental.com/travel/in...A449F7C0570C78

"mrraveltay" wrote in message
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marc wrote:

Have a trip coming up via Continental Express on an Embraer RJ135.

Haven't seen one. From a seating chart online, it looks like the front
two
seats on the right side will have more leg room. I'm 6' 5" and dread
the
cramped seating.

It also look like the seats in front of the over wing emergency exit
might
have more spacing. Row 9, I think.

Are my assumptions right? Are the front seats for the attendants?

I don't know what seat numbers they are on CO (it looks like 9), but on
AA, row 11 is the exit row and the legroom is outstanding. So, if you
can get the exit row, then that would be great. What "front" seats are
you referring to? All the seats on the seatmap are passenger seats.

If you are traveling alone, I would recommend the one seat side.