China Airlines seat map
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China Airlines offers a variety of cabin configurations across its fleet, ranging from wide‑body long‑haul aircraft to narrow‑body regional jets.
Boeing 747‑400 (Vancouver‑Taipei)
- The aircraft features 12 first‑class seats, 49 business‑class seats, and 314 economy‑class seats.
- First‑class cabins are marketed as business class, while the business‑class cabins are sold as premium economy, though the service corresponds to true business and premium economy levels.
Airbus A321neo (Short‑haul)
- The A321neo carries 180 seats total, with 12 business‑class seats arranged in a 2‑2 configuration across three rows.
- The remaining 168 seats are economy class in a 3‑3 layout.
- Business‑class seats include adjustable extra‑height privacy partitions and a 15.6″ 4K high‑resolution monitor with picture‑in‑picture functionality.
- Economy‑class seats are equipped with 13.3″ 4K monitors, picture‑in‑picture capability, and innovative seat pockets with multiple pouches and straps.
Airbus A350‑900 (Long‑haul)
- Premium economy is arranged in a 2‑3‑2 configuration, offering 39 inches of seat pitch and a 20‑inch seat width.
- Economy class follows a standard 3‑3‑3 layout with a 32‑inch seat pitch, providing a comfortable experience on regional flights.
- Business class comprises 32 seats in a reverse‑herringbone layout using Collins Aerospace Super Diamond seats, featuring distinctive bulkhead designs and individual lamps.
Airbus A330‑300 (Medium‑haul)
- The A330‑300 is configured with 30 business‑class seats and 277 economy‑class seats.
These configurations give a snapshot of the seat maps available on China Airlines’ current aircraft types.
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