What are the best seats on the American Airlines Boeing 737-800?

Top picks: 1A, 1F, 7A, 7F, 16A, 16F, 17A, 17F. Bulkhead and exit-row seats give the most legroom; window seats away from the engines are quietest.

Which seats should I avoid on the American Airlines Boeing 737-800?

Avoid: 20A, 20F, 30A, 30F. The last rows recline less due to the curved fuselage, and seats near galleys or lavatories have heavier foot traffic and noise.

Does American Airlines offer extra-legroom seats on the Boeing 737-800?

Yes — American Airlines sells extra-legroom seats (Main Cabin Extra, Preferred, Economy Plus or equivalent) at booking or check-in. Exit-row seats are usually included.

How many seats are on the American Airlines Boeing 737-800?

Approximately 160 seats across 3 cabin classes in this configuration.

American Airlines Boeing 737-800 seat map

Best seats, exit rows and seats to avoid on American Airlines's Boeing 737-800 (American Airlines 737-800 (AA 738)). Tap any seat for cabin and pitch details.

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American Airlines 737-800 (AA 738)·160 seats

Best seats

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AA's 737-800 has 16 First Class recliners (2-2), 30 Main Cabin Extra seats with extra legroom, and 114 standard Main Cabin seats. Rows 16-17 are the over-wing exit rows with the most legroom in coach.

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