Virgin Australia Boeing 737-800

Virgin Australia 737-800 V6 · 180 seats · Business / Economy

Business12 seats

38" pitch · 21" wide

Economy168 seats

31" pitch · 17.5" wide

Single source·Updated Mar 2026

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Blue = Good seats with above-average comfort

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

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Cabin Classes

Business

12 seats · 38" pitch

Economy

168 seats · 31" pitch

Virgin Australia Boeing 737-800 (V6)

The V6 layout adjusts the Business/Economy ratio for specific route economics. Virgin's fleet flexibility means you might fly the same route on different days and get different configurations. The consistency of the crew and service quality matters more than which V-number you end up on.

Best Seats on the Virgin Australia 737-800

Exit rows and forward positioning remain the best strategy. If this variant has expanded business class, Velocity members should check upgrade availability -- more business seats means better upgrade odds.

Seats to Avoid

Rear cabin, middle seats, un-refreshed aircraft. The variant doesn't change the physics of a 737-800.

Cabin Specifications

This Virgin Australia Boeing 737-800 features 180 seats in a Business / Economy configuration. Our analysis has identified 36 seats rated as "Best" or "Good" for comfort and convenience.

Business class offers 12 seats with 38" seat pitch and 21" width. Economy class offers 168 seats with 31" seat pitch and 17.5" width.

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