Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-700 Seat Map: Best & Worst Seats
Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-700 cabin layout and seating plan

Boeing 737-700
The Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-700 holds 12 business and 112 economy seats, including 18 designated Premium Class seats in the Economy cabin (indicated in the seating plan with tan accents)
Last verified October 14, 2026Verified by Alex Westridge
Configuration
Seat classes
12 Recaro CL4710 seats in a 2-2 layout, and feature an adjustable headrest, memory foam padding, foot rest, cup holder, and tablet holder.
112 Recaro BL3530 slimline seats, which have a tablet holder.

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Best seats on the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-700
Ranked by cabin from the per-seat ratings, window quality, and traveler notes on the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-700 seat map.
The best seat on the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-700 is 01A. In Business, go for 01A or 01F; in Economy, 22A and 22F are recommended for a good window.
- 22A
Window·Recommended
- 22F
Window·Recommended
- 24A
Window·Recommended
- 24F
Window·Recommended
- 01A
Window·Recommended
Extra legroom.
- 01F
Window·Recommended
Extra legroom.
- 07A
Window·Recommended
Pitch about 34". 3" roomier than the rest of this cabin.
- 07F
Window·Recommended
Pitch about 34". 3" roomier than the rest of this cabin.
- 16B
Window·Recommended
Pitch about 36". 5" roomier than the rest of this cabin.
- 16E
Window·Recommended
Pitch about 36". 5" roomier than the rest of this cabin.
- 01C
Middle·Recommended
Extra legroom.
- 01D
Middle·Recommended
Extra legroom.
Is the better cabin worth it?
Compare the cabins on this aircraft side by side, so you can weigh the jump in pitch, width, and amenities against the fare.
| Spec | Domestic First | Main Cabin |
|---|---|---|
| Seats | 12 | 112 |
| Pitch | 41" | 31" |
| Width | 21.3" | 17" |
| Recline | 5" | 3" |
| Power | 110V universal AC | 110V universal AC |
| Screen | Audio and video streamed to your own phone or tablet. | Audio and video streamed to your own phone or tablet. |
| Wi-Fi | Gogo ATG-4 onboard Wi-Fi | Gogo ATG-4 onboard Wi-Fi |
Boeing 737-700 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.
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