Emirates 777-300ER seat map
Source: Seating charts | The Emirates Experience | Emirates · checked November 11, 2026
- More legroom by layout
- Bulkhead
- Last row of the cabin
- Next to a lavatory or galley
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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.
First Class (Private Suites)
Bulkhead rows4 seats
- Row 1
Last row of a cabin4 seats
- Row 2
Next to a lavatory or galley4 seats
- Row 1
Business Class
Bulkhead rows14 seats
- Row 6
- Row 8
Last row of a cabin7 seats
- Row 11
Next to a lavatory or galley10 seats
- Row 7
- Row 8
Economy Class
More legroom by layout20 seats
- Row 24
- Row 37
- Row 38
Bulkhead rows26 seats
- Row 17
- Row 24
- Row 37
Last row of a cabin8 seats
- Row 50
Next to a lavatory or galley18 seats
- Row 36
- Row 37
- Row 50
Cabins and seats
| Cabin | Product | Seats | Abreast | Seat type | Pitch | Width | Bed length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First | First Class (Private Suites) | 8 | 1-2-1 | suite | not published | not published | not published |
| Business | Business Class | 42 | 2-3-2 | lie-flat | not published | not published | not published |
| Economy | Economy Class | 310 | 3-4-3 | recliner | not published | not published | not published |
Exit row seats 24 and 37 mark Emirates seating chart "B777 300 Three Class Extended Range" for the Boeing 777-300ER. Its 360 seats are 8 first in 1-2-1, 42 business in 2-3-2, and 310 economy in 3-4-3.
Emirates Boeing 777-300ER rows and seat marks
The chart marks First Class Bassinet, Business Class Bassinet and Economy Class Bassinet. Economy Class has 310 seats in 3-4-3, the biggest cabin; First Class has 8 seats in 1-2-1, the smallest. The layout has 3 cabins.
Economy Class exit row seats are in rows 24 and 37: 10 seats in row 24 and 6 in row 37. Row 38 has 4 seats with nothing in front. Bulkhead rows are 17 (10 seats), 24 (10) and 37 (6). Row 50 is the last row of Economy Class, with 8 seats; rows 36 (7), 37 (3) and 50 (8) have seats next to a galley or lavatory. First Class bulkhead row 1 has 4 seats, its last row is 2 (4), and row 1 has 4 seats next to a galley or lavatory. Business Class bulkhead rows 6 and 8 have 7 seats each; its last row is 11 (7), and rows 7 and 8 have 5 seats each next to a galley or lavatory.
Seat types in the Emirates Boeing 777-300ER cabins
On this Boeing 777-300ER, Emirates names suites for its first cabin, lie-flat seats for business and recliners for economy; it gives no pitch, width or bed length.
Choose a Boeing 777-300ER cabin
Start with Economy Class if you are comparing its 310 seats and rows 24, 37 or 38; choose First Class or Business Class to review their seat types and cabin rows.
Questions
Which Emirates Boeing 777-300ER rows have seats next to a galley or lavatory?
For Emirates Boeing 777-300ER, First Class has 4 such seats in row 1. Business Class has 5 each in rows 7 and 8. Economy Class has 7 in row 36, 3 in row 37 and 8 in row 50.
What marks appear on seats in the Emirates Boeing 777-300ER chart?
The Emirates Boeing 777-300ER chart uses the marks First Class Bassinet, Business Class Bassinet and Economy Class Bassinet. Each mark names its cabin, and the chart lists 8 first, 42 business and 310 economy seats.
What stands out about Economy Class on the Emirates Boeing 777-300ER?
Economy Class is the 310-seat cabin on the Emirates Boeing 777-300ER, arranged 3-4-3. Its exit row seats are in rows 24 and 37, and row 38 has 4 seats with nothing in front.
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