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Delta Air Lines 767-300ER seat map

216 seats in 4 cabins: Delta One 26, Delta Premium Select 18, Delta Comfort 29, Delta Main 143.

Source: Boeing 767-300ER 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 One26 seats · 1-2-1 across
ExitLavatoryClosetGalleyLavatoryClosetExit
Delta Premium Select18 seats · 2-2-2 across
Delta Comfort29 seats · 2-3-2 across
Wing exitWing exit
Wing exitLavatory ×2 (accessible)Wing exit
Delta Main143 seats · 2-3-2 across
LavatoryLavatory
ExitGalleyGalleyGalleyExit

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 One

Bulkhead rows4 seats
  • Row 1
Last row of a cabin2 seats
  • Row 7
Next to a lavatory or galley4 seats
  • Row 1

Delta Premium Select

Bulkhead rows6 seats
  • Row 20
Last row of a cabin6 seats
  • Row 22

Delta Comfort

More legroom by layout11 seats
  • Row 32
  • Row 33
Bulkhead rows11 seats
  • Row 30
  • Row 34
Last row of a cabin4 seats
  • Row 34

Delta Main

More legroom by layout3 seats
  • Row 35
Bulkhead rows3 seats
  • Row 55
Last row of a cabin3 seats
  • Row 55
Next to a lavatory or galley7 seats
  • Row 54
  • Row 55

Cabins and seats

Cabins of the Delta Air Lines 767-300ER
CabinProductSeatsAbreastSeat typePitchWidthBed length
BusinessDelta One261-2-1lie-flatnot published20.5 in77 in
Premium economyDelta Premium Select182-2-2recliner38 in19 innot published
Economy plusDelta Comfort292-3-2recliner34 in18.1 innot published
EconomyDelta Main1432-3-2recliner31-32 in18.1 innot published

Delta Air Lines’ Boeing 767-300ER layout has 216 seats: 26 business in 1-2-1, 18 premium economy in 2-2-2, 29 economy plus in 2-3-2, and 143 economy in 2-3-2.

Delta’s 18-seat premium economy and rows 32–35

Delta’s layout 76K has 18 premium economy seats in 2-2-2, while its 143-seat economy cabin uses 2-3-2. In economy plus, rows 32 and 33 are exit rows, with 7 seats in row 32 and 4 in row 33. Row 35 has 3 economy seats with nothing in front.

Bulkhead rows are row 1 in business, row 20 in premium economy, rows 30 and 34 in economy plus, and row 55 in economy. The last rows are row 7 in business, row 22 in premium economy, row 34 in economy plus, and row 55 in economy. Rows 1, 54 and 55 have seats next to a galley or lavatory: 4, 4 and 3 seats respectively.

Published figures for the Boeing 767-300ER cabins

Delta Air Lines publishes 26 lie-flat Delta One seats at 20.5 inches wide and 77 inches long. Its 18-seat Delta Premium Select cabin has recliners with 38-inch pitch and 19-inch width; 29-seat Delta Comfort has recliners at 34 inches and 18.1 inches. Delta Main’s 143 recliners have 31 to 32 inches of pitch and 18.1-inch width.

Using Delta’s layout 76K

Start with the cabin you are choosing: Delta One, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort or Delta Main. Delta’s layout 76K is the only variant listed for this Boeing 767-300ER.

Questions

Where are seats with nothing in front on Delta Air Lines’ Boeing 767-300ER?

Delta’s layout 76K lists 3 economy seats in row 35 as having nothing in front. The economy cabin has 143 seats in a 2-3-2 layout, and this is the only row listed for that feature.

Which rows on Delta Air Lines’ Boeing 767-300ER have seats beside a galley or lavatory?

The listed rows are row 1 in business, with 4 seats, and rows 54 and 55 in economy, with 4 and 3 seats. Delta’s layout 76K lists no such rows for premium economy or economy plus.

What is distinctive about the biggest cabin on Delta Air Lines’ Boeing 767-300ER?

Delta Main is the 143-seat economy cabin, arranged 2-3-2. Row 35 has 3 seats with nothing in front; row 55 is its last row and has 3 seats, and rows 54 and 55 have seats next to a galley or lavatory.

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