Which plane is AC10 on?
The aircraft and layout our seat map for AC10 comes from.
| Date | Wed, Apr 14 |
|---|---|
| Aircraft | Boeing 787-9 |
| Layout | 30J, 21W, 247Y (298 seats) |
Airlines can swap planes close to departure, so confirm the aircraft at check-in.
Air Canada Boeing 787-9, 3 classes, from Tokyo (NRT) to Toronto (YYZ)
AC10 is the Air Canada flight from Tokyo (NRT) to Toronto (YYZ), scheduled on a Boeing 787-9 with 298 seats in 3 classes: 30 in Signature, 21 in Premium Economy and 247 in Economy. The best seats are 2A in Signature, 13A in Premium Economy and 31C in Economy. Avoid row 46 at the back of Economy: limited recline, near the lavatories and the galley.
Select a seat for its comfort score and what to watch out for. Colours show comfort, not availability.
Covers all 298 seats on the aircraft.
Scores weigh legroom, recline, window position and distance from galleys, lavatories and exits. Seat-map glossary
Best in Signature
Fair6.0 / 10Window seat
Best in Premium Economy
Fair6.5 / 10Window seat, wing in window
Best in Economy
Good8.8 / 10Aisle seat, extra legroom, exit row, near lavatory, no floor storage
Seat data verified September 9, 2026. How we verify seat data
The aircraft and layout our seat map for AC10 comes from.
| Date | Wed, Apr 14 |
|---|---|
| Aircraft | Boeing 787-9 |
| Layout | 30J, 21W, 247Y (298 seats) |
Airlines can swap planes close to departure, so confirm the aircraft at check-in.
Where the flight leaves from and lands.
How the 298 seats on this aircraft split by cabin.
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The top seats in every cabin, the ones to skip, and the pick for what matters to you.
Comfort score out of 10Excellent9.0+Good7.0 to 8.9Fair5.0 to 6.9Below average3.0 to 4.9Poorunder 3.0
Rows 1 to 8, 30 seats
No seat in this cabin scores below Fair.
Rows 12 to 14, 21 seats
Rows 18 to 46, 247 seats
The rows worth knowing about before you choose, from the Boeing 787-9 cabin layout. New to terms like bulkhead or pitch? See the seat-map glossary.
Layout, legroom and amenities in each class on the Air Canada Boeing 787-9.
Rows 1 to 8, 30 seats
Lie-flat seat.
Rows 12 to 14, 21 seats
Standard seat with 7" of recline.
Rows 18 to 46, 247 seats
Standard seat with 5" of recline. Sold as Economy Preferred, Economy and Economy Comfort.
The aircraft, the cabins and the seats on this flight, answered from its seat map data.
The highest-rated seat on AC10 is 31C in Economy, with a comfort score of 8.8 out of 10: aisle seat, extra legroom, exit row, near lavatory, no floor storage. In the other cabins, the best seats are 2A in Signature (6.0) and 13A in Premium Economy (6.5).
We have not mapped another Air Canada flight yet. These are flights we have mapped on other routes.
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