Peta kursi Aerolíneas Argentinas Boeing 737 MAX 8
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Kabin
Premium Economy
- Kursi
- Kursi standar
Economy
- Kursi
- Kursi standar
Sumber
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- Aerolíneas ArgentinasSUMBER PRIMERDiakses 18 Jul 2026
The live Spanish fleet page publishes 8 Premium Economy / 162 Economy seats for both the Boeing 737-800 and Boeing 737 MAX 8, and 24 Business / 248 Economy seats for the Airbus A330-200.
Claim translated from Spanish. A direct request was bot-blocked, so the snapshot is a browser-rendered text extract. The page's fleet quantities lag later fleet records; only its cabin splits are used.
https://www.aerolineas.com.ar/la-flota ↗ - WikipediaSUMBER INDEPENDENDiakses 18 Jul 2026
The Spanish fleet table lists the A330-200, 737-800 and 737 MAX 8 as current passenger types and repeats the airline's 24/248 and 8/162 headline configurations; it lists zero MAX 9 aircraft.
Used only as a neutral current-type cross-check. Its extra MAX 8 configuration note is unsourced and internally inconsistent, so it is not used to build a layout.
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerol%C3%ADneas_Argentinas ↗ - Aerolíneas ArgentinasSUMBER PRIMERDiakses 18 Jul 2026
The airline's 2024 financial statements list operating 737-800, 737 MAX 8 and A330-200 fleets, record three MAX 8 additions during 2024, and describe a plan to stop operating five 737-700s during 2025.
Claim translated from Spanish. The filing establishes fleet context through 2024 and a 2025 737-700 phase-down plan, not 2026 row layouts or cabin splits.
https://content.services.aerolineas.com.ar/media/documents/EECC2024%20ARSA%20completo%20legalizado.pdf ↗
CURRENT CONFIG: the live airline fleet page publishes one 170-seat MAX 8 split, 8 Premium Economy / 162 Economy, and the neutral current-fleet table repeats it. COUNT-DERIVED LAYOUT: the unpublished row grid is reconstructed as two 2-2 forward rows plus twenty-seven 3-3 Economy rows; every cabin and row is marked derived. The airline markets the forward cabin as Premium Economy, but it maps to SeatLink's business-equivalent J tier because it is modeled as a separate 2-2 premium cabin rather than an Economy zone. POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES: the neutral article contains an unsourced, internally inconsistent note about other MAX 8 configurations; without primary confirmation and a current row placard, no 12-seat or all-Economy alternative is emitted. MAX 9 is future only on the airline's investment page. Exact exits, wing bounds, monuments, seat dimensions and hardware are omitted. The variant-exact engineering window grid is bound; window alignment is left to scripts/window-alignment.js.
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- 18 Jul 2026Initial source-constrained, count-derived configuration.