Boeing 757 Seat Map
The Boeing 757 is a narrow-body airliner built by Boeing, listed under IATA code 757. We track 5 airlines operating it, among them Virgin Atlantic Airways, Delta Air Lines, and Alitalia. Cabins run from 20 to 199 seats across the 5 configurations on this page — a 179-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 757 seat map configurations
Virgin Atlantic Airways
1-class · 29 seats
Best Seats on the Boeing 757 - Seat Map Guide
- Business class sits ahead of the wing; on the Boeing 757 the rows closest to the galley take the most cabin-crew traffic.
- Seat counts differ by 179 between operators, so row numbers from one airline's Boeing 757 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
- 757
- IATA Code
- 757
- Seat Range
- 20 – 199
Airlines operating the Boeing 757
5 airlines — open an airline for its full seat map.
Recent Boeing 757 Flights
6 flights
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