Best seats on the Air Europa Boeing 737-Max 8

Ranked by cabin from the per-seat ratings, window quality, and traveler notes on the Air Europa Boeing 737-Max 8 seat map.

Last verified August 18, 2026

The best seat on the Air Europa Boeing 737-Max 8 is 1A, Tray folds out of the armrest, with no seatback in front.. In Business, go for 1A or 1B; in Economy, 14C and 14D are recommended for a good window and quiet spot. For extra legroom, 14C, 14D, 15A, 15B, 15C, 15D, 15E, 15F are worth choosing early.

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Best seats in Business

  • 1A

    Window·Standard

    Tray folds out of the armrest, with no seatback in front.

  • 1B

    Middle·Standard

    Tray folds out of the armrest, with no seatback in front.

  • 1C

    Aisle·Standard

    Tray folds out of the armrest, with no seatback in front.

  • 1D

    Aisle·Standard

    Tray folds out of the armrest, with no seatback in front.

  • 1E

    Middle·Standard

    Tray folds out of the armrest, with no seatback in front.

  • 1F

    Window·Standard

    Tray folds out of the armrest, with no seatback in front.

  • 2A

    Window·Standard

  • 2B

    Middle·Standard

Best seats in Economy

  • 14C

    Aisle·Recommended

    Extra legroom.

  • 14D

    Aisle·Recommended

    Extra legroom.

  • 15A

    Window·Recommended

    Extra legroom.

  • 15B

    Middle·Recommended

    Extra legroom.

  • 15C

    Aisle·Recommended

    Extra legroom.

  • 15D

    Aisle·Recommended

    Extra legroom.

  • 15E

    Middle·Recommended

    Extra legroom.

  • 15F

    Window·Recommended

    Extra legroom.

Seats to watch for windows

These window-position seats have a misaligned window or none at all. Worth avoiding if the view or a wall to lean on matters to you.

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Picking a seat on the Air Europa Boeing 737-Max 8

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Each seat is ranked by its recommended, caution, or avoid rating first, then by window quality, using the same per-seat data on the aircraft's to-scale seat map. Picks are grouped by cabin so you compare like with like.

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