United Airlines 787-10 seat map
Source: Seat Map - Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner | United Airlines · 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.
United Polaris business class
More legroom by layout4 seats
- Row 11
Bulkhead rows4 seats
- Row 1
Last row of a cabin4 seats
- Row 11
Next to a lavatory or galley4 seats
- Row 11
United Premium Plus
Bulkhead rows7 seats
- Row 20
Last row of a cabin7 seats
- Row 22
Next to a lavatory or galley7 seats
- Row 20
United Economy Plus
More legroom by layout6 seats
- Row 42
Bulkhead rows18 seats
- Row 30
- Row 42
- Row 44
Last row of a cabin3 seats
- Row 44
Next to a lavatory or galley9 seats
- Row 42
- Row 44
United Economy
Bulkhead rows6 seats
- Row 44
Last row of a cabin7 seats
- Row 59
Next to a lavatory or galley16 seats
- Row 40
- Row 59
Cabins and seats
| Cabin | Product | Seats | Abreast | Seat type | Pitch | Width | Bed length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business | United Polaris business class | 44 | 1-2-1 | lie-flat suite | not published | 20.5 in | 78 in |
| Premium economy | United Premium Plus | 21 | 2-3-2 | recliner | 38 in | 19 in | not published |
| Economy plus | United Economy Plus | 54 | 3-3-3 | recliner | 34 in | 17.3 in | not published |
| Economy | United Economy | 199 | 3-3-3 | recliner | 31 in | 17.3 in | not published |
United Airlines’ Boeing 787-10 marks fixed bassinets in rows 1, 20, 30 and 44. Its 318 seats span 4 cabins: business, 44, 1-2-1; premium economy, 21, 2-3-2; economy plus, 54, 3-3-3; economy, 199, 3-3-3.
Bassinets and rows on United Airlines’ Boeing 787-10
United Airlines marks fixed bassinets at 1A and 1L; 20AC, 20DEF and 20JL; and 30ABC, 30DEF, 30JKL and 44DEF. Row 1 is the business bulkhead, with 4 seats; row 20 is the premium economy bulkhead, with 7 seats. Economy plus bulkhead rows are 30: 9 seats, 42: 6 seats and 44: 3 seats. Row 44 is also the economy bulkhead, with 6 seats.
For more room by layout, United Airlines lists exit row seats in row 11: 4 business seats, and row 42: 6 economy plus seats. There are no seats with nothing in front. The last rows are 11 in business, 22 in premium economy, 44 in economy plus and 59 in economy. Rows 11, 20, 42 and 44 have seats next to a galley or lavatory in their respective cabins; economy also has such seats in row 40.
United Airlines cabin figures for the Boeing 787-10
United Airlines lists 44 Boeing 787-10 business seats as lie-flat suites, 20.5 inches wide, with 78-inch beds; pitch is not published. The 21 premium economy seats are recliners with 38-inch pitch and 19-inch width. For the 54 economy plus seats, the published recliner figures are 34-inch pitch and 17.3-inch width; 199 economy recliners have 31-inch pitch and 17.3-inch width.
Using the Boeing 787-10 cabin map
Open United Airlines’ economy cabin to review its 199 seats in 3-3-3, or compare the 54-seat economy plus cabin in the same abreast layout. The 21-seat premium economy cabin has a 2-3-2 layout, while business has 44 seats in 1-2-1.
Questions
Which layouts does each United Airlines Boeing 787-10 cabin use?
United Airlines lists 44 business seats in 1-2-1, 21 premium economy seats in 2-3-2, 54 economy plus seats in 3-3-3 and 199 economy seats in 3-3-3 on the Boeing 787-10.
Where do the United Airlines Boeing 787-10 cabins end by row?
On United Airlines’ Boeing 787-10, business ends at row 11 with 4 seats, premium economy at row 22 with 7, economy plus at row 44 with 3 and economy at row 59 with 7.
What seat figures does United Airlines publish for the Boeing 787-10 cabins?
United Airlines lists Boeing 787-10 business seats as lie-flat suites, 20.5 inches wide, with 78-inch beds. Premium economy has 38-inch pitch and 19-inch width; economy plus and economy have 34- and 31-inch pitch, both 17.3 inches wide.
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