Denah kursi Etihad Airways Airbus A321LR

ONE CURRENTLY PUBLISHED CONFIG: Etihad's current fleet page publishes one A321LR seat-map link and one A321LR 3D tour, with no labeled variant, while the 1 August 2025 inaugural-service release explicitly states 2 First Suites, 14 Business seats and 144 Economy seats (160 total). The accommodation-derived code 2F14J144Y is used because no public airline-internal code was found. PUBLISHED ROW GRID: the current official PDF draws First 1A/1F; Business rows 2-8 at 1-1; and full six-seat Economy rows 15-38, totaling exactly 2F/14J/144Y with no count reconciliation. EXTRA LEGROOM: The plain dark Extra legroom symbol applies to rows 16-19 (24 seats); row 15 is black-capped Bulkhead and remains standard Economy because the diagram does not establish its sold tier. EXIT ROWS: The published PDF does not draw overwing exit symbols beside rows 18 or 19. Previously inferred emergency-exit row attributes and anchors have been removed pending operator-specific evidence. RATINGS: premium seats use standard as their cabin baseline; only the seats genuinely adjacent to published lavatory/galley monuments are downgraded, and all published Extra legroom seats are good. WINDOW EPISTEMICS: the established A321LR corpus precedent binds windowGridType a321neo; its structuralBlanks list is empty, so the classifier cannot prove usable alignment and every window-position seat remains unknown. No seat hardware manufacturer/model, premium-seat width, First bed length, wing span or per-tail assignment is published in the cited sources; those values are omitted rather than inferred. Etihad describes this product as 1-1 herringbone in its inaugural release and forward-facing in its product page; the native diagram supplies the angled seat shapes. These descriptions do not establish a hardware manufacturer or model. October 4 methodology re-review supersedes prior immediate adjacency claims across entry vestibules or intervening monuments; historical source observations/changelog remain preserved. Only direct native service-bank relationships retain service-area quality cautions. Bulkhead and extra-legroom evidence is assessed separately. Standard is a within-cabin baseline, not certification that unknown drawbacks are absent; per-seat recline exceptions and engineering window alignment remain unverified. October 4 methodology correction: categorical storage and accessible-restroom claims without precise primary evidence are superseded. Bulkhead-only positions are Standard with specific effects unknown; bassinet, lavatory and galley cautions remain only where individually sourced.