Air Canada Airbus A321 Seat Layout
The Air Canada Airbus A321 has both Economy and Executive sections. It is used primarily for short to medium flights. Passengers enjoy the wider cabin and the larger overhead bins. This aircraft typically carries 185 passengers.
- Length: 44.51 (M)
- Wingspan: 34.10 (M)
- Number of seats: 146
1A, C, D and F Seat(s):
Located by the bulkhead in the Executive section. You’ll enjoy the AC power and an overhead TV. There are no footrests for this row. There is more noise and light due to its location near the lavatory and galleys. Also, floor storage is not allowed during takeoff and landing. Seats 1A and C will have extra legroom while 1D and F will have less.
2-6A, C, D and F Seat(s):
Located in the Executive section. You’ll enjoy the AC power and an overhead TV. These are considered your standard Executive seats. Please note that row 6 might not receive their fist meal choice as service begins at the front of the aircraft.
12A, B, C, E and F Seat(s):
Located by the bulkhead in the Economy section. There is an overhead TV. The legroom is restricted due to the position of the bulkhead. The armrests are not movable because the tray tables are stored in them. Also, there is no floor storage during takeoff and landing. Seat 12A does lose some space due to the location of the emergency slide. Please note that seats located near the exit can get cold during the flight. This section is often reserved for Elite members.
13D Seat(s):
Located in the Economy section. You’ll enjoy the AC power and an overhead TV. The armrests are not movable because the tray tables are stored in them. There is a crew jump seat located in front of you, which may restrict your legroom. Also, your seat may not fully recline. This seat is often reserved for Elite members.
14-21A, B, C, D, E and F Seat(s):
14-18A, C, D and F Seat(s) are located in the Economy section. You’ll enjoy AC power and an overhead TV. Seats 14-18B and E as well as 19-21A, B, C, D, E and F do not have AC power. Rows 14-16 are one of the first to be let off of the plane and is often reserved for Elite members.
22D, E and F Seat(s):
Located in the Economy section. There is an overhead TV. These are considered your standard Economy seats. Your seat may not fully recline due to the closet located behind this row.
23A, B and C Seat(s):
Located in the Economy section. There is an overhead TV. There is more noise due to its location near the lavatory.
24A and B Seat(s):
Located in the Economy section. There is an overhead TV. There is more noise due to its location near the lavatory and your seat may not fully recline.
25A, B, C, D, E and F Seat(s):
Located by the exit row in the Economy section. There is an overhead TV. Travelers enjoy the extra legroom provided by the exit row. There is more light and noise due to the location of the lavatory. You may want to choose another row if you enjoy having a view as this one does not have a window. The armrests are not movable because the tray tables are stored in them. Also, there is no floor storage during takeoff and landing.
26-35A, B, C, D, E and F Seat(s):
Located in the Economy section. There is an overhead TV. These are considered your standard Economy seats.