Sơ đồ ghế Swiss International Air Lines Airbus A330-300

SWISS's current long-haul fleet page publishes one Airbus A330-300 configuration across 14 aircraft: 8 First / 45 Business / 183 Economy = 236 seats. The complete row grid, staggered Business arrangement, Extra Space/Extra legroom/Preferred/limited-comfort categories, explicit no-window list, exits, galleys and lavatories are transcribed from SWISS's official V5 A330-300 map. SeatRecon cabinSummary counts the map's 19 Economy Extra legroom positions as N and the remaining 164 Economy positions as Y; SWISS groups all 183 under Economy. Business has five four-seat rows (4/6/8/10/12) and five five-seat rows (5/7/9/11/14), totaling 45; every single outboard position is the map's Extra Space geometry, while paired window seats 5A/7A/9A/11A/14A lack direct aisle access. The map marks 9A and 9K as limited comfort and explicitly lists both as having no window. Economy is published as row 22 D/E/G; full rows 23-41; and 2-3-2 taper rows 42-45 using A/B, D/E/G and J/K, totaling 183. Extra legroom is row 22 D/E/G plus every seat in rows 23 and 29; rows 24-28 are Preferred zone seats. SWISS's current SWISS Senses page says the new cabin interior is currently available only on A350-900 flights to Boston and Seoul and will be progressively rolled out across the A330 and 777 fleets, so no second A330 configuration is modeled without an in-service A330 map. No A330-300 engineering window grid exists in data/window-grids; aircraft.windowGridType is therefore omitted and ordinary window alignment remains unknown. Absolute Economy pitch, width and Extra legroom pitch are unpublished and omitted.