Every passenger has different priorities when choosing a seat: wanting to sit next to a companion, preferring a window, needing easy access to the aisle, or requiring extra legroom. Explore the seating options and information you need to know to find the right spot for your journey.
Explore seating options
Standard seat
A popular choice for basic needs, with window, middle, or aisle positions available depending on the seat map of each flight.
Front seat
Located in the front area of the passenger cabin, suitable for passengers who prioritize convenience and want to deplane sooner after landing.
Extra legroom seat
Provides more legroom compared to standard seats, suitable for passengers who prioritize comfort throughout their journey.
Window or aisle seat?
A window seat is perfect for those who want to enjoy the view and have a fixed space; an aisle seat is more convenient for those who need to move around frequently.
When to choose a seat?
You can explore and select your seat at different stages of your journey:
During booking: Proactively view the seat map and select a suitable position right during the booking process.
After booking: Check and select a seat via Manage Booking, subject to applicable conditions.
During online check-in: Check available positions during the check-in process.
Tip: If you have specific seat requirements or are traveling with others, it is recommended to check seating options early, as availability changes per flight.
Things to know before choosing a seat
Seat maps depend on the aircraft: Layout and seat characteristics may vary depending on the type or configuration of the aircraft operated.
Exit row seats have specific requirements: Positions in the exit row are directly related to safety procedures during evacuation and are only suitable for passengers who meet the applicable conditions.
Not all seats are always available: Some positions may already be booked, reserved for operational purposes, or restricted due to operational requirements.
Selected seats may still be changed: In the event of an aircraft change, cabin reconfiguration, or safety and operational requirements, the airline may need to reassign seats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I choose a seat after I have bought my ticket?
Yes. Passengers can check available seat options after booking through the channels applicable to their journey.
Can I choose a seat next to my travel companion?
Yes, provided that adjacent seats are available. However, sitting together depends on seat availability at the time of selection.
Why are some seats unavailable?
Seats may have been selected by other passengers, reserved for operational purposes, or restricted due to safety and operational requirements.
Can I change my selected seat?
The ability to change depends on seat availability and the conditions applicable at the time of request. Passengers should check available positions before confirming.
If the airline changes the aircraft, will my selected seat be kept?
Not always. The new aircraft or cabin configuration may have a different seat map, in which case seats may be adjusted to suit the flight.
Can anyone choose an exit row seat?
No. Exit row seats have specific safety conditions because passengers in these positions may need to provide assistance in an emergency situation.
