The phrase "online seat" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a reserved or purchased seat for an event or travel that has been booked online. For example, "I booked my online seat for the concert last week."
You can also check online seat maps, found at just about any airline site, before booking your ticket to gauge how many empty seats are left, though that doesn't mean they won't fill up by the time you fly.
You can visit an online seat converter and enter in your physical attributes (weight, height, etc).
Check an online seat guide like SeatGuru,[7] Seat Expert or USA Today's seat comfort reports to find out which seats.
I had used Eurostar's useful (and free) online seat-selection facility to book the carriage at the front of the train.
With passengers able to change spots online, seats are often in flux until the aircraft doors are shut, so it can pay to check back to see if any better seats have opened up.
DeVry University Campuses: 24, with 44 smaller centers (devry.edu) Total students: 49,000 Online seats filled: 9,077 Herman DeVry, an inventor, founded the institution in 1931 as a trade school for electronics, motion pictures and radio.
University of Massachusetts (continuing education divisions) Campuses: Five, with the Boston campus particularly focused on nontraditional learners (umassonline.net or massachusetts.edu) Total students: 23,000-25,000 Online seats filled: 14,787 The state's public university system began its first distance-learning program in 1974 with videotaped engineering courses.
And online, car seat safety advocates typically don't hesitate to point out when something is wrong with a child's car seat.
A commercial will be shown online, on seat back video screens on Delta airplanes and in about 10,000 elevators in office buildings through the Captivate Network, a Gannett company.
When passengers check in online they can change their seats in return for a not insubstantial fee.
(Students can go online and reserve seats for most nights that week — no last-minute rush — at fifteen dollars apiece).
