Seat maps by flight number

Search the airline code and flight number as it appears on your booking, like EK372 or LH717. The guide shows the aircraft scheduled on that flight, its cabins and a seat-by-seat map with comfort scores.

Each seat is coloured by its comfort score on a five-step scale, from Excellent (9 and above) to Poor (below 3). The colours show how good a seat is, not whether it is free; the live seat map shows availability.

It is the aircraft type and layout the airline schedules on that flight number. Airlines do swap aircraft, especially close to departure, so confirm the type at check-in and use the live seat map on your date.

It depends on the route and the season: some flights keep one aircraft all year, others change with the timetable or when a plane is out of service. A guide shows the aircraft currently scheduled, and the live seat map loads the exact layout for your date.

Some airlines fly two or more versions of the same aircraft type, with different cabins. If the seat numbers on your booking do not match the guide, open the flight in the live seat map, which loads the layout scheduled on your date.

Search the return flight number in the box above. Each guide also lists the same airline's other flight guides, starting with the return flight when we have mapped it.

Yes. Every guide links to the live seat map for the same flight, which overlays current seat availability on the same to-scale map so you can pick the best seat that is still open.

We are adding flight guides regularly. In the meantime, search the flight in the live seat map, or browse the aircraft seat maps by airline to find the layout your flight uses.