Allegiant Seating Chart
Allegiant flies three aircraft in five cabin layouts: the A319 with 156 seats, the A320 with 177, 180 or 186 depending on the airframe, and the Boeing 737 MAX 8 with 190. All are single-class economy in a 3-3 layout, and no seat in the fleet reclines.
The Seats That Survive an Aircraft Swap
Allegiant flies most routes only two to four times a week and substitutes airframes freely. Rows 12 and 14 are the exit rows on the A319 and on every A320 density, so extra legroom booked there usually holds across an Airbus swap. The 737 MAX 8 is the exception, with exit rows at 17 and 27.
Identifying Your Aircraft and Its Quirks
The last row identifies the aircraft: 29 is the A319, 31 the roomier 177-seat A320, 32 a denser A320, and 33 the 737 MAX 8. Row 13 does not exist on the Airbus jets, row 1 on the A320 has D, E and F only, and the MAX 8 is the only Allegiant aircraft with USB power at the seat.