Airplane seat finder — find my seat on any flight

How do I find my seat on my flight?

Enter your flight number above — for example AA100 or BA249. FlightSeatMap looks up the aircraft actually scheduled for that flight and shows you the seat map for that exact configuration, with your row and seat letter in place. Your seat number is printed on your boarding pass, usually next to the gate and boarding group.

What plane am I flying on?

Search your flight number and the result names the aircraft type — for example Boeing 737-800 or Airbus A350-900 — along with the cabin layout that airline fits to it. Airlines swap aircraft at short notice, so check again close to departure if the seat matters to you.

Can I see a seat map by flight number?

Yes. Flight-number search is the fastest route because it resolves the aircraft for you. If you do not have a flight number yet, you can search by route, by airline, or by aircraft type instead and compare the layouts before you book.

Is the airplane seat finder free?

Yes. Searching seat maps is free and needs no account. Paid plans add real-time availability on specific flights and automated seat alerts that email you when a better seat opens up.

Not sure which seat to pick once you can see the map? Read how to choose the best seat on a plane — it covers how seat numbers work, window versus aisle, and the rows to avoid.