What is the economy seat pitch on the Qantas A330-300?

Economy seat pitch on the Qantas A330-300 (Qantas A330-300 International) is 31 inches. Pitch is the distance from one seat to the same point on the seat in front — the larger the number, the more legroom you have.

Does the Qantas A330-300 have power outlets?

Yes. Power is available in Business, Economy on the Qantas A330-300 (Qantas A330-300 International). Check each seat's detail panel on this map for AC vs USB and whether the outlet is shared.

How many seats does the Qantas A330-300 have?

The Qantas A330-300 (Qantas A330-300 International) has 301 seats across Business, Economy. Use the map below to see the exact cabin layout and pick a seat.

Qantas A330-300

Qantas A330-300 International · 301 seats

Business60" pitch · 20" wide

Economy31" pitch · 18" wide

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Green = Best seats with extra legroom or great views

Blue = Good seats with above-average comfort

Amber = Some trade-offs (limited recline, etc.)

Red = Avoid if possible (no recline, cramped)

Cabin Classes

Business

28 seats · 60" pitch

Economy

273 seats · 31" pitch

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Qantas Airbus A330-300 (International)

The stretched A330-300 carries up to 297 passengers across Business (28 seats), Premium Economy (21 seats in some configurations), and Economy (up to 248 seats). Economy pitch is 31 inches (79 cm), Business gets 73 inches (185 cm) with fully flat suites in a 1-2-1 layout. It flies medium to long-haul international routes to Asia. The -300 has a longer fuselage than the -200, which means more seats and a longer cabin, but the same wing and engines. The Premium Economy cabin, when fitted, sits between Business and Economy and is one of the better premium economy products Qantas offers.

Best seats on the Qantas A330-300

Business rows 1-6 in the 1-2-1 layout are the same excellent product as the A330-200 -- lie-flat, direct aisle access, good dining. Premium Economy rows 7-11 (when fitted) get enhanced service and significantly more space than economy at a meaningful price saving over business. Economy exit rows around row 38-40 are the best standard-economy option for legroom, though they can't recline.

Seats to avoid

Rows 61-70 are deep in the back of this long cabin. Engine noise is noticeable, the walk to forward lavatories takes forever, and you'll be among the last off the aircraft. Middle seats in the 2-4-2 economy layout (columns D and E) are the same problem as on the -200: no window, no aisle, trapped on a long-haul flight.

Cabin specifications

This Qantas Airbus A330-300 features 301 seats in a Business / Economy configuration. Our analysis has identified 11 seats rated as "Best" or "Good" for comfort and convenience.

Business class offers 28 seats with 60" seat pitch and 20" width. Economy class offers 273 seats with 31" seat pitch and 18" width.

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Qantas Airbus A330-300 (International)

Best seats on the Qantas A330-300

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Cabin specifications

Qantas Airbus A330-300 (International)

Best seats on the Qantas A330-300

Seats to avoid

Cabin specifications

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