Boeing 737-800
Exact configuration Your seat map should show 159 seats across 2 cabins. Match this version against your booking.
Boeing 737-900ER
Exact configuration Your seat map should show 178 seats across 2 cabins. Match this version against your booking.
At a glance
What changes between these cabins
Start with four practical differences, then inspect the layouts and remaining facts below.
Cabin layouts
Compare the layouts
Compare cabin placement and row patterns here. Open the full map for seat-by-seat detail.
Boeing 737-800
Seat products
- First Class 12 seats · Rows 1–3
- Main Cabin 147 seats · Rows 6–12 and 15–32
Seat upgrades and types
- Premium Class 36 seats · Rows 6–10 and 16
- Main Preferred 30 seats · Rows 11–12, 15, and 17–18
Guidance
- RecommendedAbove average for this cabin
- AvoidA known drawback
Map symbols
- Premium cabin
- Exit row
- Bulkhead row, details on row hover
Boeing 737-800
Seat products
- First Class 16 seats · Rows 1–4
- Main Cabin 145 seats · Rows 6–11 and 15–33
Seat upgrades and types
- Premium Class 36 seats · Rows 6–10 and 16
- Main Preferred 22 seats · Rows 11, 15, and 17–18
Guidance
- RecommendedAbove average for this cabin
- AvoidA known drawback
Map symbols
- Premium cabin
- Exit row
- Bulkhead row, details on row hover
Boeing 737-900ER
Seat products
- First Class 16 seats · Rows 1–4
- Main Cabin 162 seats · Rows 6–13 and 15–34
Seat upgrades and types
- Premium Class 42 seats · Rows 6–10 and 16–17
- Main Preferred 24 seats · Rows 11–13 and 15
Guidance
- RecommendedAbove average for this cabin
- AvoidA known drawback
Map symbols
- Premium cabin
- Exit row
- Bulkhead row, details on row hover
Detailed comparison
All mapped differences
Unknown information stays marked as not listed rather than being inferred.