Rex Airlines Saab 340B/B+ — rozkład miejsc — 34 fotele

Air T's July 10, 2026 annual report says the Rex acquisition closed on December 18, 2025, describes the return to the classic Rex Regional model, and reports that at March 31, 2026 Rex served 53 destinations with more than 1,000 scheduled flights per week. Its acquired fleet table lists 57 owned Saab 340B/B+ aircraft, about 33 in active line service, plus 41 training aircraft; no Boeing 737 appears in the operating fleet.

⚠The fleet status date is March 31, 2026; publication is dated July 10, 2026. The filing establishes the post-acquisition scheduled-fleet scope, not a capacity allocation among individual Saab aircraft.

Rex's current baggage tables state that all regional services are operated by Saab 340 turboprops.

⚠This page identifies the aircraft family used for regional services; it does not publish individual configurations.

Rex's Disability Access Facilitation Plan v3.22 publishes a 33-36-seat Saab 340, with one seat left and two seats right in each ordinary row, an optional four-seat rear row, overwing exits at row 6, and other exits at row 1.

⚠The plan publishes cabin structure and exit-row numbering but not a complete seat-letter diagram or a capacity-to-tail allocation. SeatRecon therefore marks the grid as derived and uses schema-only column keys.

Rex's current seat-selection FAQ identifies rows 1 and 6 on the Saab 340 as Rextra Legroom emergency-exit seats and publishes a AUD 10 selection fee.

⚠The FAQ identifies sellable rows, not seat dimensions or a complete map; no pitch, width, or recline figure is modeled.

Rex's current fleet page publishes 56 Saab 340 aircraft, a maximum of 36 seats, and an available-seat range of 30-36.

⚠The page does not distinguish active line aircraft from stored aircraft or allocate seat totals to post-acquisition scheduled service. The 30- and 36-seat candidates remain blocked without current active-tail evidence.

The neutral airframe record, updated May 11, 2026, identifies Rex Saab 340B+ VH-ZPC as active in Y34 configuration after returning to service on October 3, 2025.

⚠Rendered-text excerpt retained because direct HTTP retrieval returned 403. This proves a current active 34-seat example, not the number of aircraft sharing the configuration.

EASA TCDS A.068 Issue 26 identifies the Saab 340B and certifies up to 37 passengers with one cabin crewmember and two Type III emergency exits.

⚠Type-certificate limits and exit types are engineering guards, not evidence for Rex's airline-specific installed capacity or seat lettering.