Mapa de asientos del Airbus A320neo de Frontier Airlines

CURRENT flying configuration as of the July 2026 verification. All-economy, 3-3, 31 seat rows (rows 1-31), no seat removals. Built from Frontier's official diagram titled "AIRBUS A320 (186 Seats)" (rev 03-24). 31 rows x 6 = 186 physical seat positions; the '186' marketing/Wikipedia count equals the installed positions. Of the 186, the four UpFront Plus middle seats (1B, 1E, 2B, 2E) are physically installed but permanently blocked ('guaranteed empty middle'), leaving 182 bookable. Product zones per the diagram legend: UpFront Plus rows 1-2 (2x2 with blocked middles); Premium rows 3, 12, 13 (12-13 are the over-wing exit rows); Preferred rows 4-11 (location fee, standard slimline hardware); Standard all other rows. Row 11 sits directly in front of exit row 12 (restricted give). DERIVED elements: the over-wing extent (over_wing rows 12-19) and the exact wing box are estimated from the two over-wing exit doors (beside rows 12 and 13) — the diagram marks doors and a schematic wing outline; the retained wing range is derived and unresolved, not an exact engineering extent; window/aisle geometry is otherwise read directly from the diagram. Seat pitch is NOT published by Frontier (marked unsourced); seat widths are from Frontier's published A320 width table (aisle 17.4"-18", middle 17.8"-19.1", window 17.1"-18"). AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION: this is the A320neo (186 seats; Wikipedia: 94 in service). Frontier's separate 180-seat A320 diagram is the older A320-200 (ceo), which is being phased out — it is a different aircraft type and NOT modeled here. PENDING CHANGE: Frontier announced (Dec 2024, 'next evolution of the New Frontier') a First Class product targeting late 2025; the July 2026 FAQ instead describes gradual introduction throughout 2026; Wikipedia describes it as a Geven 2x2 seat rolling out in 2026 alongside UpFront Plus. As of this verification the official A320 (186) diagram still shows UpFront Plus in rows 1-2 and NO First Class, and no citable source confirms First Class flying on the A320neo — recorded as pending. When First Class is installed on the A320neo, model it as a separate config (fewer total seats; rows 1-2 become 2-2 First). September 30, 2026 audit: June 30 official fleet count is 72; earlier Wikipedia fleet count is superseded. The July 23, 2026 current airline FAQ says First Class 2–2 seating is being introduced gradually throughout 2026, replacing UpFront Plus. Published type maps still show UpFront Plus; installation by aircraft and complete First Class layouts are unresolved. This map covers the published UpFront configuration only. Product names and zones follow the printed Premium/Preferred/UpFront Plus legend. Removing preferred_zone from UpFront Plus does not alter seat IDs, products, totals or blocked middle seats. Wing-derived risk, unlabeled monuments, recline and hardware remain unverified; no revised wing array or First Class layout is inferred.