MIAT Mongolian Airlines Bombardier CRJ-700 seat map
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- — The official map places the forward galley just ahead of this seat; service activity may be noticeable.
- — This aisle seat borders the rear lavatory approach shown on the official map; passing passengers and queues may be noticeable.
- Exit rows: 13
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Worth knowing
- 1D, 1F — The official map places the forward galley just ahead of this seat; service activity may be noticeable.
- 17D, 18C — This aisle seat borders the rear lavatory approach shown on the official map; passing passengers and queues may be noticeable.
Seat guide
Cabin-by-cabin guidance generated from the verified layout records behind this map — which seats the ratings favor, which to think twice about, and the rows worth knowing about before you pick.
Economy
Seats to avoid
- 1D, 1F — The official map places the forward galley just ahead of this seat; service activity may be noticeable.
- 17D, 18C — This aisle seat borders the rear lavatory approach shown on the official map; passing passengers and queues may be noticeable.
- Exit rows: 13
- Rows next to a galley: 1
- Rows next to a lavatory: 17 and 18
Frequently asked questions
- How many seats does the MIAT Mongolian Airlines Bombardier CRJ-700 have?
- This configuration has 70 seats: 70 Economy.
- What are the best seats on the MIAT Mongolian Airlines Bombardier CRJ-700?
- No standout seat is established by the available evidence for this layout. Unresolved comfort details remain unverified.
- Which seats should I avoid?
- Flagged in our data: 1D, 1F — The official map places the forward galley just ahead of this seat; service activity may be noticeable; 17D, 18C — This aisle seat borders the rear lavatory approach shown on the official map; passing passengers and queues may be noticeable.
- Which rows are the exit rows?
- Row 13 is an exit row.
- Does the MIAT Mongolian Airlines Bombardier CRJ-700 have lie-flat seats?
- No — this configuration has no lie-flat seats.
Cabins
Economy
- Pitch
- 29"published
- Width
- 16.9"published
- Seat
- Standard seat
The airline publishes nominal Economy pitch 29 in and width 16.85 in for this CRJ-700. Individual front-row and exit-row clearance and recline are unpublished; the schematic does not measure them.
Onboard facilities
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1 lavatory · 1 galley · 6 single doors
Seat map image
A printable snapshot of this exact layout — save it for boarding-day reference. The interactive map above stays the source of truth.
Sources
Every measurement and claim on this page traces back to one of these. Last verified Oct 25, 2026.
- MIAT Mongolian AirlinesPRIMARY SOURCERetrieved Oct 25, 2026
The current selected CRJ-700 fleet page explicitly identifies Bombardier CRJ-700 JU-1700 and JU-1701, Economy 70 seats, seat pitch 29 in and seat width 16.85 in, and links the original map for those two registrations.
Direct original SSR text and explicit embedded aircraft metadata agree. Published dimensions are cabin-level nominal figures, not measurements of individual exit or front-row clearance. No dated map revision, per-tail certification, actual dispatch, exact window alignment, recline or seat hardware is published.
https://miat.com/en/aircrafts?aircraft=crj-700 ↗ - MIAT Mongolian AirlinesPRIMARY SOURCERetrieved Oct 25, 2026
Original currently linked CRJ-700 map for JU-1700/JU-1701: rows 1-17 A C / D F, row 18 A C only, 70 Economy positions. Exits before row 1, between rows 12 and 13, and after row 18 on both sides; forward right galley and right lavatory beside row 18.
No vacant, blocked, crew, stretcher or unavailable seat codes occur. This establishes the normal published layout, not live availability. Window openings and precise wing bounds are not mapped; the wing silhouette is not converted into row attributes. Monument adjacency ratings are editorial judgments from the visible geometry.
https://miat.com/image/seatmap/CRJ-700-JU1700-JU1701.jpg ↗ - MIAT Mongolian AirlinesPRIMARY SOURCERetrieved Oct 25, 2026
Current public homepage offers international and domestic passenger booking, manage booking, online check-in and timetable. Its explicit route-promotion objects include ICN, NRT, IST, FRA, PEK, HKG and HET to UBN with offer start dates in September/October 2026 and end dates in March 2027, spanning the retrieval date.
Directly downloaded original HTML and JSON-parsed public route objects support continued passenger marketing and the active-operator assessment together with the current fleet page. Marketing date ranges do not prove a particular scheduled departure, tail assignment or dispatch. The KIX offer ends October 1 and is not used as current operating evidence. No private passenger search was made.
https://miat.com/en ↗
The current original selected aircraft page explicitly names Bombardier CRJ-700 JU-1700 and JU-1701 and links their common original numbered map. Identity is not inferred from capacity. Rows 1-17 have A C / D F; row 18 has A C only, so 17×4+2=70Y. There is no row-number skip. The blank right side of row 18 contains a lavatory, not installed blocked seats. The current fleet offers 70 Economy seats and the map has no vacant/blocked/stretcher/crew code or contradictory availability evidence: all 70 positions and the cabin are explicitly bookable true; sellableSeats 70 describes the normal configuration, not live availability for a flight. Unknown availability is not hidden by a Boolean default. No paid-selection policy was established for this aircraft: allSeatsPaidSelection and paid_seat flags are omitted. Their schema/UI false-or-absent behavior means no paid-selection assertion or badge, not a guarantee of free selection, a fare inclusion or a zero fee. Seat pitch 29 in and width 16.85 in are directly published cabin-level nominal figures; front-row/exit-row clearances are not individually certified. Recline, hardware model, equipment, IFE, power, Wi-Fi and bassinets are unpublished for this configuration and omitted. No unsupported default 31-inch pitch is substituted. All window alignments remain unknown; A/F are nominal window-side positions, not proof of glass alignment. No exact CRJ-700 engineering window grid is available in the current project, so no windowGridType or derived alignment is applied. Paired EXIT labels are before row 1, between 12 and 13 and after 18. Row 13 is an exit row; no extra-legroom product, precise clearance or full recline is asserted, so its rating remains standard. No limited recline is inferred for row 12 or last row 18. Source galley icon is before row 1 on the right: only 1D/1F carry galley adjacency and be_aware ratings. Source lavatory is beside 18 on the right: aisle seats 17D immediately ahead of the lavatory approach and 18C across the aisle carry lavatory adjacency and be_aware ratings; no entire-row or entire-cabin blanket flag. The lavatory rating concerns the two aisle approach positions, not blanket proximity: 17F is not assigned the aisle-queue drawback. Other seats remain standard. Row 18 has only A/C in the actual seat list; optional partial_row is omitted because the current renderer interprets it as fuselage narrowing, which this source does not establish. The source wing silhouette is qualitative and no precise over-wing bounds are invented. Renderer geometry is schematic, not measured; beside-row furniture anchoring and exit positions should not be used for physical clearances. Current public passenger booking and route-offer date ranges spanning October 25, 2026 support continued marketing operations; they are not proof of a particular departure or per-tail certification. Registrations are retained as source scope in notes rather than an asserted current fleet count or dispatch assignment. The original map has no certified revision date. The current homepage KIX promotion ends October 1 and is excluded from current operating evidence; timetable/FAQ pages returned shells and their search snippets are not used to assert schedule or fees.
What changed
- Oct 25, 2026Initial 70-seat CRJ-700 configuration from the currently linked official original map and explicit fleet identity/dimensions; availability defaults and public operating evidence checked.
