Virgin Australia Boeing 737-800 seat map

Current fleet page, figures as at 24 June 2026: 74 Boeing 737-800s with 176- or 182-seat capacity.

⚠The page gives a combined 74-aircraft 737-800 fleet count but does not split airframes between the 176- and 182-seat configurations.

Official common reconfigured 737-8/737-800 map: Business rows 1-2 (2-2); Economy rows 3-31 (3-3); Economy X rows 3-4 and 14-15; Preferred rows 5-13; exits at rows 14-15; forward and rear service monuments.

⚠This official asset is explicitly shared by the reconfigured 737-8 and 737-800; the current fleet page serves the same 182-seat row grid for both types.

Economy X is a paid Economy product with 34-39 inch pitch at the front or over-wing exits; Preferred seats are paid forward locations with no additional legroom.

⚠The FAQ's 737-800 Preferred Zone row examples are indicative and do not cover every current map; the configuration-specific airline map controls zone rows here.

Current 737 Business Class uses leather reclining seats with 38 inch (96.5 cm) seat pitch.

⚠The page does not publish seat width, recline angle, or a hardware manufacturer/model.

The 737 refurbishment program is standardising 737-800 and 737-8 capacity at 182 seats; 79 aircraft had refreshed interiors at 31 December 2025, with in-seat power for every guest part of the program.

⚠Program status is as at 31 December 2025; the 24 June 2026 fleet page is used for the newer current capacities and type counts.