Norwegian Air Shuttle Boeing 737 MAX 8 koltuk haritası

Norwegian's current Our Aircraft page markets one Boeing 737 fleet and publishes 186/189 seats for the 737-800 and 189 seats for the 737 MAX 8.

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The 2025 annual report says Norwegian has one Norwegian and one Swedish airline operator/AOC, treats them as the Norwegian fleet, separately treats Wideroe, and reports 60 737-800 NG plus 35 737 MAX 8 aircraft at year-end 2025.

⚠Type-level fleet counts are as of 31 December 2025 and do not divide the 737-800 fleet between the 186- and 189-seat configurations.

Norwegian's live official 737 MAX 8 diagram labels rows 1-32 in a 3-3 A-F grid and shows Front row, Front of cabin, Standard, and Extra legroom seat zones.

⚠The schematic visibly draws 32 full rows (192 seat glyphs), conflicting with Norwegian's explicit current 189-seat fleet fact. The numeric count controls; the missing three positions are reconciled as a disclosed inference. Availability-style glyph shading is ignored, and no furniture, dimension, or window-alignment claim is taken from the drawing.

Norwegian's seat-reservation page links its aircraft seat maps and states that most extra-legroom seats are in exit rows, establishing Extra legroom as a physical seat benefit rather than a position-only label.

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