Boeing 737-900 Seat Map
The Boeing 737-900 is a narrow-body airliner built by Boeing, listed under IATA code 739. We track 7 airlines operating it, among them El Al Israel Airlines, Korean Air, and LAN Airlines. Cabins run from 8 to 180 seats across the 6 configurations on this page — a 172-seat spread that comes down to how much premium cabin each airline fits. Between them the operators offer business class, premium economy, and economy.
Boeing 737-900 seat map configurations
El Al Israel Airlines
1-class · 159 seats
Best Seats on the Boeing 737-900 - Seat Map Guide
- Business class sits ahead of the wing; on the Boeing 737-900 the rows closest to the galley take the most cabin-crew traffic.
- Seat counts differ by 172 between operators, so row numbers from one airline's Boeing 737-900 map will not line up with another's — open the tab for the airline you are flying.
- Single aisle means every row is a window, middle or aisle: pick the side you want early, because the free seats left at check-in are almost all middles.
- Exit rows and bulkhead rows carry the most legroom, at the cost of a fixed armrest or reduced recline.
- The last row ahead of the rear galley usually cannot recline — check the map before you pick it.
Aircraft Details
- Manufacturer
- Boeing
- Model
- 737-900
- IATA Code
- 739
- Seat Range
- 8 – 180
Airlines operating the Boeing 737-900
7 airlines — open an airline for its full seat map.
Recent Boeing 737-900 Flights
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