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Compare airplane seat maps side by side

Pick any two aircraft and read seats, pitch, width, Wi-Fi and the best rows side by side, drawn to scale.

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Popular comparisons

Widebody rivalries

Airbus A350-900Sichuan AirlinesvsBoeing 787-9IndiGoBoeing 787-9IndiGovsBoeing 777-300ERAmerican AirlinesBoeing 767-300ERDelta Air LinesvsBoeing 777-200ERAmerican AirlinesAirbus A330-300Sichuan AirlinesvsBoeing 777-200ERAmerican Airlines

Which variant am I on?

Boeing 777-200ERAmerican AirlinesvsBoeing 777-300ERAmerican AirlinesBoeing 787-8American AirlinesvsBoeing 787-9IndiGoAirbus A321Sichuan AirlinesvsAirbus A321neoSichuan AirlinesBoeing 737-800Air NorthvsBoeing 737 MAX 8Jeju AirBoeing 767-300ERDelta Air LinesvsBoeing 787-9IndiGo

Narrowbody and regional

Airbus A320Sichuan AirlinesvsBoeing 737-800Air NorthAirbus A320neoSichuan AirlinesvsBoeing 737 MAX 8Jeju AirCRJ-550Delta Air LinesvsCRJ-700American AirlinesCRJ-900American AirlinesvsEmbraer 175BermudAir

How to compare two aircraft

Choose an aircraft on each side, by model, or by a specific airline's version of it, since the same jet can be configured very differently between carriers. The maps render to the same scale, so differences you'd never spot in a spec table become obvious: a 2-3-2 cabin next to a 3-3-3, a 17.0″ seat next to an 18.5″ one.

Three things worth checking on every comparison: seats abreast (fewer middles wins for most travelers), seat width at the cushion, and where the best seats sit on each aircraft. Flying soon and not sure which aircraft you're on? Search your flight number

Looking for which seat is actually wider, side by side across airlines rather than aircraft? Our seat width comparison tool ranks every mapped seat by width. Seat width comparison tool
FAQ

Comparison questions

How to read a comparison, what the numbers mean, and how to find your own aircraft.

Layout matters more than aircraft size: seven-abreast cabins like the 767-300ER (2-3-2) have one middle seat per row, while nine-abreast 777s and ten-abreast A380 main decks have three. Width and pitch are on every map, so compare your two exact aircraft above.

The A350's wider cabin gives roughly 18″ seats in standard nine-abreast economy, versus about 17.3″ on a nine-abreast 787. Both are quiet, modern jets with higher cabin humidity, in economy at typical configurations the A350 usually wins on width.

The A380, a full double-decker seating roughly 480 to 520 passengers in typical layouts, versus about 300 to 400 on a 777. Bigger doesn't automatically mean comfier: seat width and pitch depend on each airline's configuration, not the aircraft's size.

Not necessarily. Comfort is set by how densely the airline configures the cabin, many airlines fit ten-abreast economy on the 777, making its seats narrower than on the smaller 767's 2-3-2 cabin. Always compare the specific configurations, not the aircraft size.

The A320, its cabin is about seven inches wider, allowing ~18″ seats versus roughly 17″ on the 737 in standard six-abreast economy. Same row count, noticeably different shoulder room.

Pitch is the distance from a point on one seat to the same point on the seat in the row ahead, the standard proxy for legroom. Typical economy pitch runs 30 to 32″; anything 34″ or more is generous.

Depends on your build and the flight: broad-shouldered travelers feel width all flight long, while tall travelers hit the pitch limit first. On overnight flights width tends to matter more for sleep; on daytime flights pitch matters more for working and eating.

Yes, pick the same model on both sides and choose different airlines. Configurations differ more than most travelers expect: the same 777 can carry anywhere from around 270 to well over 350 seats.

Search your flight number in the live seat map, it identifies the aircraft actually operating your flight, including last-minute swaps, and shows its exact seat map.

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Seat-map glossary

What every colour, symbol, and term on a seat map means.

Wi-Fi and entertainment

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