SeatRecon

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SeatRecon is an independent, fully sourced airline seat-map database. Journalists and researchers are welcome to use our figures and images. This page has the numbers, the records, and how to cite them.

By the numbers

1,100

cabin configurations

220

airlines

235,170

individually rated seats

4,403

archived source citations

How to cite

Cite as SeatRecon and link the relevant page. Data and images are free to reuse with credit and a link. Every data point carries a last-verified date, and where a source is only an archived snapshot we keep the snapshot, so a figure stays checkable even after an airline updates its site.

Citable records

Cabin-capacity superlatives from the corpus. “Densest” here means seat count — these are capacity records, not pitch or width. Every figure is verified against all 1,100 configurations before it is published; click any aircraft for the sourced seat map.

RecordAirlineAircraftSeats
Most seats on any aircraftEmiratesAirbus A380-800615
Most seats on a single-deck jetAir FranceBoeing 777-300ER472
Most seats on an all-economy widebodyCebu PacificAirbus A330-900459
Densest A330-300 (all-economy)US-Bangla AirlinesAirbus A330-300436
Most seats on a narrowbodyFrontier AirlinesAirbus A321neo243
Most seats on any 737Thai Lion AirBoeing 737-900ER220
Densest 737 MAX 8-200RyanairBoeing 737 MAX 8-200197
Densest regional jet (E195-E2)AirlinkEmbraer E195-E2136
Densest turboprop (Q400)SpiceJetDe Havilland Q40090

More records and the methodology behind them: Most Seats on a Plane.

Datasets

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