The Airlines Flying Out of MSP with the Most Legroom in Economy Class

One of the worst parts about traveling, specifically when you are flying somewhere, is the lack of legroom on the plane. Thankfully, a new study is out that tells us which airlines offer the most legroom in economy class and fly out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.

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Airlines Flying Out of MSP with the Most Legroom

The study from Visual Capitalist says that the legroom on planes, over the last 50 years, has gone from an average of 35 inches to 30 inches. Yikes, packing us in there like sardines!

Lucky for us, MSP is a massive hub, so all but one of the top 10 airlines with the most legroom fly in and out of MSP. Let’s take a peek.

The Airlines That Offer the Most Legroom in Economy Class

Delta - 31 inches of legroom

Alaska - 31 inches

Southeast - 31.8 inches

Qantas - 32 inches
(Qantas flights out of MSP typically have one or two layovers and have a final destination of Sydney or Melbourne, Australia.)

Singapore Airlines - 32 inches
*Singapore Airlines does not fly out of MSP.

Cathay Pacific - 32 inches
(Cathay Pacific flights out of MSP typically have one layover and have a final destination of Hong Kong.)

JetBlue - 32.3 inches

Emirates - 34 inches
(Emirates flights out of MSP typically have one layover and have a final destination of Dubai.)

ANA - 34 inches
(ANA flights out of MSP typically have one layover and have a final destination of Tokyo.)

Japan Airlines - 34 inches
(Japan Airlines flights out of MSP typically have one layover and have a final destination of Tokyo.)

Nine out of the ten airlines with the most room have flights out of MSP. But, even better, four of them (JetBlue, Southwest, Alaska, and Delta) have many, many flights out of MSP. Hooray!