Find your airline seat map

Find a SeatMaps page by choosing an airline, then an aircraft, or browse the featured map. The home page covers 4 airlines, 19 aircraft types, 40 layouts and 24 map pages, with 8,014 seats marked.

Airlines

Airbus types

Boeing types

Poster of an aircraft wing above the clouds seen through a cabin window

How our maps are drawn

Each plan is drawn by our own code from the rows, seat letters, doors and facilities an airline publishes. We never copy an airline's picture, and every layout shows the day it was checked.

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Start with these maps

Find a map

Choose Delta Air Lines, Emirates or United Airlines to find available maps, then select an aircraft. American Airlines has cabin figures but no seat map. The type list includes Airbus A220-300, Airbus A321neo, Airbus A380-800 and Boeing 787-10.

Layouts are drawn seat by seat from airline-published layouts. They mark exit rows, bulkheads and seats with nothing in front, and list exits and facilities for 29 layouts. The featured map is one way to start browsing.

Seat details

Across the maps, 370 seats are in exit rows, 119 have nothing in front, 645 are bulkhead seats and 490 are in the last row of a cabin. Exit rows and seats with nothing in front are marked as more room by layout.

Questions

Which airlines have seat maps here?

Maps are available for Delta Air Lines, Emirates and United Airlines. American Airlines has cabin figures only, with no seat map, so choose one of the other three airlines to continue from airline to aircraft.

Which aircraft types can I browse?

There are 19 types, including Airbus A220-300, Airbus A350-900, Boeing 737 MAX 9 and Boeing 787-10. Choose a listed airline first, then select its aircraft to find the matching map.

What seat details are marked?

The site marks 370 exit-row seats, 119 seats with nothing in front, 645 bulkhead seats and 490 last-row seats across its maps. These counts describe seat positions by layout, including seats with more room by layout.