Which seats have the most legroom on the Japan Airlines Airbus A350-900?

Exit rows and bulkhead rows, where the airline has flagged them. The "Best Seats" list above has the specific seat numbers.

Which seats should I avoid?

Last rows of Economy, anything directly next to a lavatory or galley, and middle seats near the back are usually the seats travellers skip first on this aircraft.

Do these seats have power outlets and Wi-Fi?

Yes — most seats have power or USB. Wi-Fi is available on this aircraft.

Best seats on the Japan Airlines Airbus A350-900

Your guide to the best and worst seats across every cabin on the Japan Airlines A350-900.

16
First: 24
Class J: 324
Economy

Quick verdict

The Japan Airlines Airbus A350-900 seats 364 passengers across 3 cabins. Every row below is rated on legroom, location and distance from galleys and lavatories.

The Japan Airlines Airbus A350-900 (Japan Airlines A350-900 Domestic) carries 364 passengers across First + Class J + Economy. Look for 1 exit row and 24 extra-legroom seats below. Every row is ranked so you can see which seats have the legroom, the window alignment and the quiet — and which sit next to the galley or the lavatory.

Cabin	Seats	Rows	Avg pitch
First Class	16	Rows 1–4	80"
Class J	24	Rows 6–11	42"
Economy	324	Rows 13–66	31"

First Class

Seats: 16
Rows: Rows 1–4
Avg pitch: 80"

Class J

Seats: 24
Rows: Rows 6–11

Best seats on the Japan Airlines Airbus A350-900

First Class

Best seats · 8

Class J

Best seats · 2

Good seats · 18

Economy

Best seats · 8

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