See where you actually sit.
Cabin zones, row patterns and seat types are laid out in a way that makes the aircraft easier to understand.
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Know the cabin before boarding
Find your seat before you fly.
Explore aircraft layouts, cabin types and the practical details around your seat — without digging through a tiny airline seat chart.
Cabin layoutsSeat typesGalleys & lavatoriesPractical tips
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Built for travellers
A seat map that explains the cabin.
Seat Guide combines published aircraft information with practical guidance, so the map gives you context instead of just a row and letter.
Service areas matter.
See exits, galleys and lavatories alongside the seats they may affect.
Choose for your trip.
Look for extra room, sleep, family options or a quicker exit — without pretending one seat is best for everyone.
Newest live guide
Qantas Airbus A350-1000 Project Sunrise
Explore Qantas' confirmed 238-seat Project Sunrise cabin, including First, Business, Premium Economy, Qantas Economy Plus, Economy and the dedicated Wellbeing Zone.
Open the Project Sunrise guide →
Latest live guide
Qantas Airbus A321XLR
Explore the current Qantas A321XLR cabin with Business, Qantas Economy Plus and Economy seating, interactive seat details and service areas.
Open the Qantas seat map →
Also live
Air New Zealand Boeing 787-9 V4
Explore Business Premier Luxe, Business Premier, Premium Economy and Economy, including Economy Stretch and Skycouch-eligible areas.
Open the aircraft guide →Growing from here
More aircraft are on the way.
Air New Zealand and Qantas are live now, with more aircraft guides being added aircraft by aircraft.
More 787 configurations
Additional Air New Zealand 787-9 cabin versions will join the guide.
Airbus aircraft
A321neo and A320 family layouts are next on the aircraft list.
ATR and Q300
Regional aircraft will complete the Air New Zealand set before wider airline expansion.