Mapa de asientos del Boeing 737-800 de Sun Country Airlines

Current scheduled-service seat marketing distinguishes Best, Exit Row, and Standard; Best is described as an extra-legroom forward product with a complimentary premium beverage, while Standard retains a full-size tray table, charging access, and streaming entertainment.

⚠The article describes products but does not publish a row-by-row aircraft map or counts by product.

Official seat-product comparison graphic: Best has 34-inch pitch, extra recline, AC and USB power, and a complimentary premium beverage; Standard has 29- or 30-inch pitch; Exit Row has 39-inch pitch.

⚠The graphic is a product comparison, not a seat map; it does not identify row numbers or product seat counts.

The airline reconfigured substantially all passenger aircraft to 183 seats in 2019, then completed a further increase to 186 seats in 2020; at 186 seats it offered Best and Standard, with Best providing four extra inches of legroom and 150% extra recline.

⚠Historical filing establishes the completed 183-to-186 transition and product concept, not current row positions or current fleet counts.

As of 2025-12-31 the fleet comprised 65 737-800s and five 737-900ERs, including 47 passenger aircraft, 20 Amazon cargo aircraft, and three aircraft leased out; the company also reported continuous VIP charter service using an aircraft in an all-first-class configuration.

⚠The filing separates passenger, cargo, and leased aircraft and confirms the all-First VIP operation, but does not state seat counts or publish cabin maps.

Current fleet table (as of December 2025) lists 43 regular 737-800s with 27 Best and 159 Standard seats (186 total), plus one 68-seat VIP charter 737-800 with all seats shown as First; Amazon 737-800BCFs are listed separately as cargo-only.

⚠Neutral cross-check for per-config counts only. The table does not publish a row map, and its 159-seat Standard bucket does not spatially identify Sun Country's separately marketed Exit Row product.

Current cabin section describes Sun Country economy as 3-3 and the single VIP 737-800 as 2-2.

⚠Used only to cross-check abreast layouts. Its fleet table's unsupported 189-seat subdivision conflicts with current English fleet/config data and is not used here.