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Why SeatMap

Checked maps.
Clear seat advice.

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Stop guessing
which seat to pick.

SeatMap turns published aircraft layouts into practical advice. When the source shows a missing window, tight recline or bassinet wall, you see it before you commit.

Verified against the airline

Built from each carrier's own seating data and re-checked by hand. If the numbers don't reconcile, it doesn't ship.

Advice at seat level

Ratings and notes call out stronger options and genuine drawbacks. Available measurements stay visible alongside them.

Clear confidence labels

When a flight match is confirmed, likely, or only a general map, we say so instead of pretending certainty.

Honest, useful notes

“Row 14 has no window.” Short, specific warnings that change what you book. No filler, no affiliate noise.

Inside the cabin

Details worth checking.

Start with the cabin layout, then see which seat details are recorded for that map.

Cabin layouts

See the cabin configuration by class. Exit rows and facility markers appear where recorded.

Pitch & width

Compare legroom and seat-width measurements where the source provides them, in centimetres and inches.

Recline & power

Check sourced recline limits, outlets and USB ports when those details are available.

Best & worst flags

When a seat is rated, stronger options and genuine drawbacks are flagged at a glance.

Aircraft-specific

Maps follow a specific aircraft configuration, with match confidence shown when you search by flight.

Free, no account

Every map is free to view. No sign-up, no email wall to get to the good seats.

Know the flight, not the aircraft?

Use live departures to get from today's flight to the right seat map.

Pick a seat you won't regret.

Search first. Browse if you need to. Ask the AI Seat Advisor (Pro) when the choice is personal.