Seat Map Air Canada Airbus A321

Seat 29 B and 29C are extremely narrow and uncomfortable. The seat is 15 inches wide at the widest area. Warning for anyone who has even slightly wider hips. I am a size 16 women and I had to squeeze myself in. Especially 29B, both sides are metal to accommodate the tray and tv. Also, there is no USB ports at these seats. Air Canada classifies these as premium seats.

Seat width next to no arm elbow space seat recliner three nothches ?

The pilot and crew of Air Canada Flight 110 were extraordinary on this flight. This was my wife’s and I first and probably only business class choice and we found it exemplary.

This seat has great legroom, however there is a flight attendant jump seat across from you so you cannot store your carry on under the seat and have to put it in the overhead bin.

Seat was comfortable. I noticed that the seats on the exits give a huge amount of legroom and overall roominess. Next time I fly this aircraft I will try for one.

The TV screen did not work nor did the USB or regular plug in for phones etc. so it made for a long flight

This plane is very long. The seats are very uncomfortably with very little leg room to move. This made for a very uncomfortable flight. Air Canada was before and remains my last option for flight.

very fine service to vancouver. not the air inuit crap, at least.

On the A319, A320 and A321 - in Executive Class there are now only 4 rows of seating, not the 5 rows that are shown in the seat maestro layout.

Since the extreme makeover of the 321 cabin the seats in Executive Class are no longer like sitting no wooden benches! Very nice layout on this aircraft in Executive. The overnight service was great.

These plane have a bad entretainment system as you can see in the photo,but wors of all the seats aren't quit comfortable.They aren't the most uncumfortable i have seen but they aren't any good at all. I believe that a good seat gave the airline a lot of stile, and prestige.

The Executive Class service is always first rate! However, next to the CRJ 100/200 series, the A321 is perhaps the most uncomfortable aircraft in Air Canada's fleet. You may as well be sitting on wooden seats. Economy class on the A321 is very claustophobic. A real disappointment