Which seats have the most legroom on the Virgin Australia Boeing 737 MAX 8?

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 Virgin Australia Boeing 737 MAX 8

Your guide to the best and worst seats across every cabin on the Virgin Australia 737 MAX 8.

8
Business: 174
Economy

Quick verdict

The Virgin Australia Boeing 737 MAX 8 seats 182 passengers across 2 cabins. Every row below is rated on legroom, location and distance from galleys and lavatories.

The Virgin Australia Boeing 737 MAX 8 (Virgin Australia 737 MAX 8) carries 182 passengers across Business + Economy. Look for 3 exit rows and 28 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
Business Class	8	Rows 1–2	38"
Economy	174	Rows 3–31	31.7"

Business Class

Seats: 8
Rows: Rows 1–2
Avg pitch: 38"

Economy

Seats: 174
Rows: Rows 3–31
Avg pitch: 31.7"

Business Class

8 business seats · 38" average pitch · exit row 1 · 4 extra-legroom seats · power + USB + Wi-Fi.

Best seats on the Virgin Australia Boeing 737 MAX 8

Business Class

Best seats · 6

Economy

Best seats · 10

Good seats · 22

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