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Delta Air Lines 737-800 seat map

160 seats in 3 cabins: Delta First 16, Delta Comfort 54, Delta Main 90.

Source: Boeing 737-800 Seat Maps, Specs & Amenities | Delta Air Lines · checked November 11, 2026

  • More legroom by layout
  • Bulkhead
  • Last row of the cabin
  • Next to a lavatory or galley

Tap a seat to see what the layout says about it.

Front

Delta First16 seats · 2-2 across
ExitLavatoryClosetGalleyGalleyExit
Delta Comfort54 seats · 3-3 across
Wing exitWing exit
Wing exitWing exit
Delta Main90 seats · 3-3 across
ExitLavatoryGalleyLavatoryExit

Rear

Seats to know

More legroom by layout
Exit rows, and seats with no seat in the row ahead.
Bulkhead rows
A wall, a door or a facility sits ahead of the row.
Last row of a cabin
Nothing behind the seat but the cabin wall or the next cabin.
Next to a lavatory or galley
A lavatory or galley sits right in front of or behind the row, on that side.

Delta First

Bulkhead rows4 seats
  • Row 1
Last row of a cabin4 seats
  • Row 4
Next to a lavatory or galley4 seats
  • Row 1

Delta Comfort

More legroom by layout12 seats
  • Row 16
  • Row 17
Bulkhead rows6 seats
  • Row 10
Last row of a cabin6 seats
  • Row 18

Delta Main

Last row of a cabin6 seats
  • Row 33
Next to a lavatory or galley6 seats
  • Row 33

Cabins and seats

Cabins of the Delta Air Lines 737-800
CabinProductSeatsAbreastSeat typePitchWidthBed length
FirstDelta First162-2recliner38-39 in20.9 innot published
Economy plusDelta Comfort543-3recliner33-34 in17.3 innot published
EconomyDelta Main903-3recliner31 in17.3 innot published

Delta Air Lines’ Boeing 737-800 has 160 seats: first has 16 in 2-2, economy plus has 54 in 3-3, and economy has 90 in 3-3. Delta’s layout 738 marks 12 exit row seats and 0 seats with nothing in front.

Delta’s 737-800 rows 1, 16 and 33

Delta’s layout 738 has 16 first seats in 2-2, 12 exit row seats in rows 16 and 17, and 90 economy seats in 3-3. No seats have nothing in front. Row 1 has 4 bulkhead seats in first, and row 10 has 6 bulkhead seats in economy plus.

Row 4 is the last row of first, with 4 seats; row 18 closes economy plus with 6, and row 33 closes economy with 6. Row 1 has 4 seats next to a galley or lavatory, and row 33 has 6. The 160-seat layout has three cabins: first, economy plus and economy.

Delta Air Lines cabin figures for the Boeing 737-800

All 16 first seats are recliners with 38 to 39 inches of pitch and 20.9 inches of width. Delta’s 54 economy plus seats are recliners with 33 to 34 inches of pitch and 17.3 inches of width; its 90 economy seats are recliners with 31 inches of pitch and 17.3 inches of width.

Choosing a Delta’s layout 738 cabin

Start with economy plus if rows 16 and 17 matter to your choice; compare first and economy for their 2-2 and 3-3 layouts. Delta’s layout 738 is the label to select for these 160 seats.

Questions

What stands out about economy on the Delta Air Lines Boeing 737-800?

The economy cabin has 90 seats in a 3-3 layout, with recliners measuring 31 inches of pitch and 17.3 inches of width. Row 33 is its last row, with 6 seats, and those seats are next to a galley or lavatory.

Where are the exit rows on the Delta Air Lines Boeing 737-800?

Delta’s layout 738 lists rows 16 and 17 as exit rows, with 6 economy plus seats in each row. Together, these rows account for the layout’s 12 exit row seats; the figures mark no seats with nothing in front.

Which rows are bulkhead rows on the Delta Air Lines Boeing 737-800?

The figures list row 1 as the bulkhead row in first, with 4 seats, and row 10 as the bulkhead row in economy plus, with 6 seats. No bulkhead row is listed for the 90-seat economy cabin.

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