AJet Boeing 737-800 — mapa de assentos — 189 assentos

Turkish Airlines' Q1 2026 board report identifies AJet as its wholly owned low-cost subsidiary based at Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen and Ankara Esenboga, and reports 121 operated aircraft with 85 active at March 31, 2026.

⚠The report establishes AJet's operation and active-fleet scale as of March 31, 2026; it does not break the fleet down by aircraft type, tail, seat count, or row layout.

AJet's archived English site wording captured on 22 August 2025 distinguishes standard (window, middle or aisle), emergency-exit-row and extra-legroom seat-selection categories for domestic and international flights. It does not identify configuration-specific rows.

⚠The live AJet site is bot-sensitive; the snapshot is the raw gzip-encoded site bundle from Wayback timestamp 20250822184311. It establishes archived seat-selection categories only, not current aircraft-specific counts, row numbers, numbered diagrams, installed products or zone boundaries.

The fleet matrix updated July 14, 2026 lists AJet's current A320neo, A321neo, 737-800, and 737 MAX 8 fleets, and lists the A320-200 and A321-200 only as historic.

⚠The live page presented an anti-bot interstitial to raw curl, so the snapshot is a limited rendered search-result extract. The matrix establishes type-level current status, not per-configuration fleet counts or layouts.

The current TC-JHC airframe record identifies an active AJet Boeing 737-800 in Y189 and documents Turkish Airlines CY165 to AnadoluJet Y189 to AJet Y189 lineage.

⚠The live page presented an anti-bot interstitial to raw curl, so the snapshot is a limited rendered search-result extract. The configuration code establishes cabin counts only; it does not publish row numbering, seat-letter geometry, monuments, exit rows, or seat attributes.

Turkish Airlines January–June 2026 board activity report page 6 identifies AJet as the wholly owned subsidiary operating from Sabiha Gokcen and Ankara, describing a fleet of 89 aircraft and 11.8 million first-half passengers. Page 19 separately reports 117 operated aircraft and 89 active aircraft.

⚠Aggregate dated operation evidence only. It does not identify type-specific counts, tails, seat counts or numbered seat maps. Do not reconcile it with later neutral current/parked totals as if dates or definitions were identical.

The dated current rendered airframe extract identifies TC-JHC as active with AJet and retains the 189Y cabin count.

⚠Search-rendered excerpt, not a complete raw HTML snapshot; direct fetch returns403. Cabin counts and operator/tail status only; it does not support numbered geometry, amenities, dimensions or fleet-wide prevalence.

The Turkish Airlines 2Q2026 investor presentation page 23 reports 89 active AJet aircraft and 11.8 million passengers for the first half of 2026.

⚠Dated aggregate aircraft activity, not a per-type, per-tail or capacity census; no numbered map is published.

Dated rendered operator-history evidence identifies active AJet MAX 8 TC-LAJ in C8Y168 (176 physical seats).

⚠Capacity-only neutral evidence for a missing variant; a physical C cabin count does not prove a sold Business product. No numbered geometry, dimensions, amenities, fleet-wide prevalence or newly generated layout is supported.

Dated rendered operator-history evidence identifies active AJet A321neo TC-LTV and other example tails in C8Y203 (211 physical seats). The examples are not a complete subfleet census.

⚠Capacity-only neutral evidence for a missing variant; a physical C cabin count does not prove a sold Business product. No numbered geometry, dimensions, amenities, fleet-wide prevalence or newly generated layout is supported.