Smartwings Airbus A220-300 — mapa de assentos

Smartwings' 17 June 2026 release lists the current group fleet as 23 737-800s, 14 737 MAX 8s, two 737-900ERs, four A220s, two A320s and four private-flight business jets; it also states that the MAX 8 is currently operated as 189Y or 8 Business/168 Economy.

⚠Direct origin requests returned HTTP 403, so the snapshot is the complete origin HTML preserved through Google's translation relay. The fleet quantities are group-level and volatile; only current passenger-type scope and the explicit MAX 8 cabin splits are used. The release supplies counts, not row positions or a LOPA.

Current fleet page publishes capacities of 212 for the 737-900ER, 189Y for the 737-800, 180Y for the A320 and 149Y for the A220-300, and identifies the corresponding aircraft variants.

⚠Direct origin requests returned HTTP 403, so the snapshot is the complete origin HTML preserved through Google's translation relay. The page repeats an older 18C/150Y line under both the 737-800 and MAX 8; the dated June 2026 release and current tail records control the active MAX configuration set, while no current QS-operated 737-800 tail was found in that two-class configuration. The page does not publish row maps.

Joint official agent bulletin states that from 27 October 2024 Czech Airlines became a holding company and Smartwings (QS-797) became the sole operating company for the combined Smartwings-Czech Airlines group, with all flights operated under QS code and flight number.

⚠The live origin returned HTTP 403, so the snapshot is the raw official PDF from Wayback timestamp 20240902034725. It establishes operating-carrier scope and the Czech Airlines absorption, not aircraft configurations.

The Czech regulator says Czech Airlines formally surrendered AOC CZ-1 and operating licence CZ-1/L in December 2024.

⚠Claim translated from Czech. The regulator notice confirms that Czech Airlines is no longer an operating carrier but does not identify aircraft configurations or the successor fleet.

Current QS/TVS airline record updated 8 July 2026 lists 41 Smartwings aircraft: four A220-300s, two A320-200s, nineteen 737-800s, two 737-900ERs and fourteen 737 MAX 8s; all three former 737-700s are in the historic column with none current.

⚠The page blocks direct retrieval under robots policy, so the claim is limited to the live search-indexed record retrieved on 18 July 2026 and no local snapshot is available. It supports QS/TVS type-level current versus historic status, not exact row maps or every tail's configuration.

Current airframe record identifies active Y149 Airbus A220-300 OK-EYA under Smartwings, also displayed in Czech Airlines branding as operated by Smartwings.

⚠Planespotters blocks direct retrieval under robots policy, so this is a limited excerpt from the live search-indexed airframe record and has no local snapshot. It corroborates one active QS-operated airframe's installed class count, not row numbering, monuments, dimensions or fleet-wide prevalence.

Airbus' current A220 family page publishes the A220's 2-3 Economy seating layout and the A220-300's 120-160-seat capacity range.

⚠The manufacturer page establishes generic five-abreast geometry and variant capacity only; it is not a Smartwings row map and does not locate the four-seat reconciliation row in the 149-seat configuration.