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The way each airline shows a seat is taken varies. On United if you are looking at a seat you are not in, but it is taken, it is grayed out and inactive. If it is taken by you, it has the number 1 in it (for the person on the booking). If I have booked my wife and I on a flight, the number one will be for my seat, the number 2 for my wife's.

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3 minutes ago, FlyerTalker said:

It would also help to know what airline you are talking about, and if you are dealing directly with the operating carrier's website.

Thank you for replying but as you can see I have sorted it now when I rang airline they said it was a glitch in the system showing seats as taken when they were not and I have now booked them

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