Denah kursi TUI Airways Boeing 787-9

TUI's UK fleet page identifies the 737-800 as a single-Economy aircraft seating up to 189, identifies the 737 MAX 8 as an active UK fleet type, and reports 787-8/-9 Dreamliners with 300-to-345 seats across Premium and Economy cabins.

⚠Direct live retrieval was Akamai-blocked, so this is a raw-byte 12 December 2024 Wayback capture. It predates the neutral table's all-Economy 325-seat 787-8 entry and does not publish row-by-row 737 layouts or the MAX 8 capacity.

TUI's current Dreamliner experience publishes Premium as a separate 38-inch-pitch cabin with wider seats, footrests, adjustable headrests and seatback entertainment; its asset manifest identifies the mobile cabin-plan drawing as by-787-9-2.svg.

⚠TUI labels the plan illustrative and warns that seating arrangements may differ by aircraft. The experience does not expose a 787-8 plan, row labels or seat letters; its current cabin-plan assets both depict the same 345-seat 787-9 geometry.

TUI's official 787-9 vector plan contains 345 seat glyphs: nine full 2-3-2 Premium rows (63 seats), followed by 282 Economy seats in 3-3-3 geometry with one six-seat row, two three-seat rows and two highlighted nine-seat Extra Space rows.

⚠The SVG publishes physical seat geometry but no row numbers or seat letters. SeatRecon assigns sequential row numbers and conventional 787 letters while preserving the drawn row shapes and physical order.

Revision 1364664585 (17 July 2026) lists both 737-800 and 737 MAX 8 at 189 Economy seats, 787-8 configurations of 47 Premium/253 Economy (300) and 325 Economy, and the 787-9 at 63 Premium/282 Economy (345). Its historical fleet table records the 757-200 as retired in 2021.

⚠Neutral fleet-table snapshot used to enumerate capacities, cabin splits and retirement status only; it does not establish row positions. The table itself is labeled as of August 2025 even though the captured page revision is from July 2026.