Mapa de asientos del Airbus A321neo de Cathay Pacific — 195 asientos

Cathay's current official 32P native seating plan supplies numbered rows, seat letters, partial rows and the published 195-seat layout. Individual native legend glyphs: emergency exit only 49A, 49B, 49C, 49H, 49J, 49K, 50A, 50B, 50C, 50H, 50J, 50K; emergency exit with extra legroom none; extra legroom without exit designation none. Plain exit glyphs establish eligibility alone. No family-wide or row-position assumption fills unmarked seats. Eligibility remains neutral; ordinary window alignment and as-flown assignment remain unknown. Methodology assessment 2026-10-05: each bookable seat reviewed within its own cabin against the current official seat plan and published exceptions. Cabin amenities and seat-selection eligibility do not create a quality upgrade. Standard denotes the reviewed cabin baseline, with unresolved physical details explicitly retained. G/L flags identify only inspected nearest labelled schematic boundaries and remain capped BeAware; unlabelled blocks, intervening structures and uncalibrated gaps do not establish physical proximity. Every expressly icon-labelled galley/lavatory block is transcribed using its native transverse bank and a qualified derived row anchor. Furniture rendering remains a coarse schematic; unlabelled blocks and overlapping anchors do not certify exact footprint or distance. Paired Business window-position A/K seats are assessed against aisle positions within that same cabin: the native grid shows an intervening neighbour, so independent aisle access is absent and quality is capped BeAware. This rule is not applied to ordinary Economy positioning. The forward labelled galley/lavatory bank is separated from the first Business row by the door-1 entry/exit area, unlabelled blocks and an uncalibrated gap, so no physical proximity flag is asserted there; explicit seat exclusions are recorded in the assessment. Cathay's Annual Report 2025 says the airline will reduce A321neo Economy seat counts to add space; because the current selector shows lower-density 32P alongside original 202-seat 32Q, 32P is linked as the inferred retrofit target replacing 32Q. Cathay does not publish a per-tail conversion roster, so the retrofit relationship is a reasoned inference rather than a stated code-to-code mapping.