How are the cabins and seat rows laid out on Air Canada AC5?

Signature rows 1-7 have a 1-2-1 layout, and Premium Economy rows 12-14 have a 2-4-2 layout. Economy rows 18-63 have a 3-4-3 layout, except rows 60-62, which have a 2-4-2 layout.

What is the average seat rating on AC5?

The 450 seats on the Air Canada Boeing 777-300ER flying AC5 average 5.7 out of 10 for comfort. By cabin: Signature 5.9, Premium Economy 5.1 and Economy 5.7. 14 seats rate Good or better, and 72 rate below average.

What legroom and seat width are listed for each cabin on Air Canada AC5?

Signature has 78 inches of legroom and a 21-inch seat width. Premium Economy has 38 inches of legroom and a 20-inch width; Economy has 31 inches of legroom and a 17-inch width.

What route does AC5 fly?

AC5 is the Air Canada flight from Montréal (YUL, Montreal / Pierre Elliott Trudeau International) to Tokyo (NRT, Narita International), flown on the Boeing 777-300ER. It takes about 13h 35m for 10,354 km (6,434 miles), estimated from the great-circle distance.

What recline is listed for seats in each Air Canada AC5 cabin?

Signature seats recline 180° and are full flat seats. Premium Economy seats recline 8 inches, and Economy seats recline 6 inches.

Can I check real-time seat availability on AC5?

Yes. Open AC5 in the live seat map and choose your travel date to see which seats are still open on that day, each coloured by its comfort score.

What power and entertainment options are listed in the Air Canada AC5 cabins?

Signature, Premium Economy, and Economy are all listed as Wi-Fi enabled, with AC/USB power and free on-demand entertainment.

AC5 seat map

Air Canada Boeing 777-300ER, 3 classes, from Montréal (YUL) to Tokyo (NRT)

Departs: Montréal (YUL); Montreal / Pierre Elliott Trudeau International, Canada
Arrives: Tokyo (NRT); Narita International, Japan
Flight time: About 13h 35m; Estimated from 10,354 km (6,434 miles)
Aircraft: Boeing 777-300ER; 3 classes, 1 deck

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AC5 is the Air Canada flight from Montréal (YUL) to Tokyo (NRT), scheduled on a Boeing 777-300ER with 450 seats in 3 classes: 28 in Signature, 24 in Premium Economy and 398 in Economy. The best seats are 1K in Signature, 13A in Premium Economy and 18A in Economy. Avoid row 63 at the back of Economy: limited recline, near the lavatories and the galley.

AC5 interactive seat map

Select a seat for its comfort score and what to watch out for. Colours show comfort, not availability.

Seat scores on AC5

Covers all 450 seats on the aircraft.

Excellent9.0+0 seats
Good7.0 to 8.914 seats
Fair5.0 to 6.9364 seats
Below average3.0 to 4.954 seats
Poorunder 3.018 seats

Scores weigh legroom, recline, window position and distance from galleys, lavatories and exits. Seat-map glossary

Best in Signature
Fair6.0 / 10
Window seat
Best in Premium Economy
Fair6.0 / 10
Window seat
Best in Economy
Good8.8 / 10
Window seat, extra legroom, no floor storage, tray in armrest

Seat data verified October 10, 2026. How we verify seat data

Which plane is AC5 on?

The aircraft and layout our seat map for AC5 comes from.

Date	Sun, Oct 11
Aircraft	Boeing 777-300ER
Layout	28J, 24W, 398Y (450 seats)

Airlines can swap planes close to departure, so confirm the aircraft at check-in.

AC5 airports

Where the flight leaves from and lands.

Departure: Montreal / Pierre Elliott Trudeau International YUL; Montréal, Canada
Arrival: Narita International NRT; Tokyo, Japan

Seats by cabin on AC5

How the 450 seats on this aircraft split by cabin.

Signature28 seats
Premium Economy24 seats
Economy398 seats

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Best seats on AC5

The top seats in every cabin, the ones to skip, and the pick for what matters to you.

Best seats on every aircraft

Comfort score out of 10Excellent9.0+Good7.0 to 8.9Fair5.0 to 6.9Below average3.0 to 4.9Poorunder 3.0

Signature

Rows 1 to 7, 28 seats

Top picks

Window seatFair6.0 / 10
Window seatFair6.0 / 10
Window seatFair6.0 / 10

Seats to avoid

Window seat, misaligned windowBelow average4.2 / 10
Window seat, misaligned windowBelow average4.2 / 10

Best for

Window
Aisle
Sleep
Couples

Premium Economy

Rows 12 to 14, 24 seats

Top picks

Window seatFair6.0 / 10
Window seatFair6.0 / 10
Window seatFair6.0 / 10

Seats to avoid

Window seat, near lavatory, near galleyBelow average3.4 / 10
Aisle seat, near lavatory, near galleyBelow average3.4 / 10
Aisle seat, near lavatory, near galleyBelow average3.4 / 10

Best for

Window
Aisle
Sleep
Couples

Economy

Rows 18 to 63, 398 seats

Top picks

Window seat, extra legroom, no floor storage, tray in armrestGood8.8 / 10
Window seat, extra legroom, no floor storage, tray in armrestGood8.8 / 10
Aisle seat, extra legroom, no floor storage, tray in armrestGood8.8 / 10

Seats to avoid

Window seat, limited recline, near lavatoryPoor2.5 / 10
Window seat, limited recline, near lavatoryPoor2.5 / 10
Window seat, limited recline, near lavatoryPoor2.5 / 10

Best for

Window
Aisle
Extra legroom
Sleep
Couples

Row-by-row notes for AC5

The rows worth knowing about before you choose, from the Boeing 777-300ER cabin layout. New to terms like bulkhead or pitch? See the seat-map glossary.

Row 1Signature. First row of the cabin: near the galley.
Row 7Signature. Last row of the cabin.
Row 12Premium Economy. First row of the cabin: near the lavatories and the galley, no floor storage.
Row 14Premium Economy. Last row of the cabin.
Row 18Economy. First row of the cabin: extra legroom; no floor storage and tray table in the armrest.
Row 28Economy. Near the lavatories.
Row 31Economy. Exit row: extra legroom; near the lavatories, no floor storage and tray table in the armrest.
Row 44Economy. Near the lavatories.
Row 45Economy. Limited recline: the row sits in front of an exit row. Also near the lavatories.
Row 50Economy. Exit row: extra legroom; near the lavatories, no floor storage and tray table in the armrest.
Row 62Economy. Limited recline, near the lavatories and the galley.
Row 63Economy. Last row of the cabin: limited recline, near the lavatories and the galley.

Cabins on AC5

Layout, legroom and amenities in each class on the Air Canada Boeing 777-300ER.

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Signature

Rows 1 to 7, 28 seats

Layout: 1-2-1
Pitch: 78"
Width: 21"
Recline: 180°

Lie-flat seat.

Wi-Fi enabled
AC/USB power
Free on demand entertainment

Premium Economy

Rows 12 to 14, 24 seats

Layout: 2-4-2
Pitch: 38"
Width: 20"
Recline: 8"

Standard seat with 8" of recline.

Wi-Fi enabled
AC/USB power
Free on demand entertainment

Economy

Rows 18 to 63, 398 seats

Layout: 3-4-3
Pitch: 31"
Width: 17"
Recline: 6"

Standard seat with 6" of recline. Sold as Economy Preferred, Economy and Blocked.

Wi-Fi enabled
AC/USB power
Free on demand entertainment

AC5 questions

Questions about AC5

The aircraft, the cabins and the seats on this flight, answered from its seat map data.

The highest-rated seat on AC5 is 18A in Economy, with a comfort score of 8.8 out of 10: window seat, extra legroom, no floor storage, tray in armrest. In the other cabins, the best seats are 1K in Signature (6.0) and 13A in Premium Economy (6.0).

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