Sơ đồ chỗ ngồi South African Airways Airbus A330-300

Current official A330-300 page publishes 203 slimline Economy seats, an almost-two-metre flat bed with individual aisle access in Business, 15-inch Business screens, Economy USB/shared PC power, and links the cabin-plan image.

⚠The page calls the Economy screen both 10.1 inches and 10 inches; that conflicting dimension is omitted.

Official A330-300 plan: 46 flat-bed Business and 203 Economy seats; Business rows 1-12 in single/double 1-2-1 geometry, Economy rows 45-71 in 2-4-2 geometry, cabin breaks, exits, stretcher locations, bassinets, and published pitch ranges.

⚠The raster is 842 by 595 pixels and its schematic seat icons do not cleanly reconcile to the printed 203-seat Economy total. Numeric counts win; exact partial-row seats at rows 69-71 are derived and documented in config.notes. Window alignment is not shown.

Current child-seat fit table publishes A320 Economy at 31-inch pitch and 17.5-inch width between armrests, and A330-300 Economy at 30/31/32-inch pitch and 16.98-inch width between armrests.

⚠The table covers Economy child-seat fit only and does not identify dense leased-A320 cabin hardware, so its A320 dimensions are used only for the airline-published 138-seat layout.

Dated airline releases report two leased A320 additions on 20 January 2025, active A320 operations on 29 November 2025, temporary Hi Fly A330 cover for SAA widebody maintenance from September to November 2025, and fleet growth from five to 19 aircraft by 18 May 2026.

⚠The releases verify airline-operated type presence and distinguish the temporary Hi Fly A330, but do not assign cabin counts to individual A320 registrations.

April 2026 current-fleet table lists 15 A320-200s including 24 Business / 114 Economy and two A330-300s with 46 Business / 203 Economy.

⚠The same table's 8 Business / 150 Economy A320 row conflicts with May 2026 German Wikipedia and registration-level Planespotters results showing a 180-seat all-Economy configuration; that 158-seat claim is not encoded.

May 2026 current-fleet table lists 15 A320-200s with 138 (24/114), 180 (0/180), and 186 (0/186) seat configurations, plus two 249-seat A330-300s configured 46/203.

⚠The table gives configuration totals but no per-configuration fleet counts, row grids, seat dimensions, or registration assignments.

Search-indexed fleet matrix updated 13 July 2026 reports 19 aircraft: 15 A320-family aircraft (14 in service and one parked) and two A330-300s in service.

⚠The live endpoint returned a Cloudflare challenge, so this is a search-result excerpt and has no local source snapshot; it verifies current type presence, not cabin layout.