Denah kursi Tunisair Airbus A320neo

The Q1 2026 trilingual in-flight magazine says Tunisair currently operates 19 aircraft and lists two A330-243s at 24 Business/242 Economy, six A320-214s at up to 162 seats, two A319-112s at 16 Business/90 Economy, five A320-251neos at 12 Business/138 Economy, and four additional A320-214s in 12 Business/138 Economy or 16 Business/120 Economy configurations.

⚠The fleet table is in French, English and Arabic. It establishes current type-level operation and explicit cabin totals but does not assign the four dry-leased A320ceos between the two fixed layouts or publish their row positions.

The live official A320 page publishes the A320-251N as 12 Business/138 Economy, Business pitch/width of 41/22 inches, Economy pitch/width of 30/18 inches, Wi-Fi streaming entertainment, power outlets and USB ports.

⚠The page separately describes a variable A320-214 cabin ranging from 32 Business/114 Economy to 162 all-Economy; that movable-boundary legacy subfleet is not used to derive either fixed dry-lease configuration.

The official A320-251N cabin image depicts three complete 2-2 Business rows and twenty-three complete 3-3 Economy rows, matching 12 Business/138 Economy.

⚠The image publishes physical row placement but no readable seat or row identifiers. SeatRecon uses consecutive row numbers and conventional A/C-D/F and A-F column letters as renderer keys; exits, monuments and seat-level advantages are not asserted.

The A320 Aircraft Characteristics document covers the A320-200 and A320neo and supplies the exact variant engineering geometry used by SeatRecon's A320ceo and A320neo window grids.

⚠Generic manufacturer planning material only; it does not establish Tunisair cabin splits, row numbering, monuments, seat dimensions or exit-row seat identifiers.