Live seat map by flight number
Search a flight and see the real cabin: which seats are taken, which are still open, and which ones are worth asking for.
Seat specifications: pitch, width and recline
What every symbol, measurement, and color on the map means, so you can compare seats, cabins, and aircraft with confidence.
Seat measurements
Row pitch
Distance from a point on one seat to the same point on the seat in the row ahead. A useful proxy for legroom.
Seat width
Measured across the seat cushion between the inner edges of the armrests.
Seat recline
How far the seat tilts back from upright, measured as the travel at the headrest.
In-seat amenities
Adjustable armrest
Adjustable headrest
Air vent
Seatback screen
Streaming to device
Wi-Fi
Power outlet
USB port
Wireless charging
Bluetooth audio
Privacy door
Cabin features
Galley
Lavatory
Accessible lavatory
Washlet lavatory
Bar or lounge
Bassinet position
Prayer area
Snack station
Service animal seating
Peanut-allergy seating
Wi-Fi quality
Good
Steady enough for messaging and email.
Better
Comfortable browsing and light streaming.
Best
Fast enough for video calls and streaming.
Seat ratings
Recommended
Above average. A strong pick on this aircraft.
Caution
Some trade-offs worth weighing before you book.
Avoid
Below average, with known drawbacks to avoid.
How live seat availability works
Type a flight number like EK202 or BA117. SeatInfo identifies the aircraft operating that flight, loads its to-scale seat map, and overlays live availability on top, which seats are already taken, and which are still open right now.
Availability reflects the airline's current seat-selection data and refreshes when you search, so you're looking at the cabin as it stands today, not a static chart from months ago. Aircraft swaps are caught too: if the airline changes the plane on your route, the map you see matches the aircraft actually flying.
Every open seat also carries its rating from our seat data, recommended, caution, or avoid, plus pitch, width, and window alignment. So you're not just finding a free seat. You're finding the best seat still free.
Check available seats before you book
Seat-selection fees only make sense when a seat worth paying for is still open. Search your flight before you commit: if the exit rows and aligned-window seats are already gone, that's worth knowing while you can still choose a different flight, date, or fare class.
Airlines and flights covered
Live availability works for flights on the 0 airlines SeatInfo maps, across 0 aircraft types, and coverage grows automatically as new seat maps are added. Cabins we have already mapped render instantly; other flights are fetched on demand.
FAQ
Seat map questions
How to read the map, where the data comes from, and what you need to get started.