What are the best seats on the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-900ER?

Look for bulkhead rows, exit rows and window seats away from the engines. Premium-cabin lie-flat seats offer the most comfort.

Which seats should I avoid on the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-900ER?

Avoid the last few rows of each cabin (reduced recline near the bulkhead), seats next to lavatories and galley areas, and middle seats in the back third of the cabin.

Does Alaska Airlines offer extra-legroom seats on the Boeing 737-900ER?

Yes — Alaska 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 Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-900ER?

Configurations vary by airline; tap the seat map above to see the cabin breakdown.

Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-900ER seat map

Best seats, exit rows and seats to avoid on Alaska Airlines's Boeing 737-900ER. Tap any seat for cabin and pitch details.

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