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Northwest Airlines McConnell Douglas DC-9-30 Seat Layout

General characteristics

The McConnell Douglas DC-9 is ideal for short-range distances. You have your choice from either First (16 seats) or Coach (84 seats). The primary destinations are within the USA and Canada. The seat configurations for this aircraft are unique in that the Coach section is five across, rather than your typical six across.

Length: 36.37 (M)
Wingspan: 28.47 (M)
Number of seats: 100

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1A, B, C and D Seat(s):

Located by the bulkhead in the First section. Seats 1A and B have a cutout in the bulkhead that allows you to stretch out your legs. However, 1C and D the legroom to be restricted. There is more light and noise due to its location near the lavatories. Also, there is no floor storage during takeoff and landing and overhead storage is limited due to the location of the emergency equipment.

4A, B, C and D Seat(s):

Located in the First section. The meal service begins at the front and so you might not get your first choice. You will hear more noise from the Coach class, as there is only a curtain between the two sections.

5A, B, C and D Seat(s):

Located by the bulkhead in the Coach section. Passengers will have extra legroom due to the curtain bulkhead. The armrests are not movable because the tray tables are stored in them. Please note that rows 5-12 tend to be reserved for Elite flyers.

6D Seat(s):

Located in the Coach section. You will have extra legroom, as there is no seat in front of you. There is no floor storage. Please note that rows 5-12 tend to be reserved for Elite flyers.

7-9A, B, D, E and F Seat(s):

Located in the Coach section. These are considered your standard Coach seats. Please note that rows 5-12 tend to be reserved for Elite flyers.

10A, B, D, E and F Seat(s):

Located in the Coach section. These seats may not fully recline because of the exit row located behind them. Please note that rows 5-12 tend to be reserved for Elite flyers.

11A Seat(s):

Located by the exit in the Coach section. There is extra legroom and this seat does fully recline. However, the window-side armrest is smaller than the norm. Please note that seats located near the exit can get cold during the flight.
11B, D, E and F Seat(s): Located by the exit in the Coach section. There is extra legroom but these seats do not fully recline. Also, rows 5-12 tend to be reserved for Elite flyers.

12A Seat(s):

Located by the exit in the Coach section. There is extra legroom and this seat does fully recline. However, the window-side armrest is smaller than the norm. Please note that seats located near the exit can get cold during the flight.
12B, D, E and F Seat(s): Located by the exit in the Coach section. There is extra legroom and these seats fully recline. Also, rows 5-12 tend to be reserved for Elite flyers.

13-19A, B, D, E and F Seat(s):

Located in the Coach section. These are considered your standard Coach seats. However, the engine noise gets louder the further back you are seated.

20-21A, B, D, E and F Seat(s):

Located in the Coach section. These are considered your standard Coach seats. However, the engine noise is quite loud in this row. You may want to choose another row if you enjoy having a view as this one does not have a window. Also, your seats may not fully recline.

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