Denah kursi Allegiant Air Airbus A320ceo — 177 kursi

The current Allegiant aircraft page explicitly lists two A320 capacities, 177 and 180 seats. The first-quarter 2026 official release separately identifies seven 177-seat A320 aircraft in service on March 31; the June 30 fleet table combines all 77 A320 aircraft without a capacity split, so no current configuration-specific fleet count is assigned. This is a neutral count-derived representation of the distinct 177-seat capacity, not a verified seat map. The 3–3 arrangement is a modeling assumption consistent with the separately observed Allegiant A320 booking map, not a verified 177-seat layout. Synthetic rows 1–29 contain six counting placeholders and row 30 contains three placeholders labelled A/B/C only to reconcile 177. Neither that partial row, its side or location, nor these row numbers and letters are asserted as real seat geometry. Actual row numbers, gaps, partial rows, Extra/Legroom+/Main product boundaries, exits, monuments, wing positions and dimensions remain unresolved. No existing 180-seat geometry or product assignment is copied. The published aircraft-wide width range is 16.5–17.8 inches; this does not establish any individual seat width, so no seat dimensions are assigned. Future First seating scheduled for spring 2027 is excluded.