Breeze Airways Seat Map & Seating Chart

Every Breeze Airways flight is an Airbus A220-300: Breeze retired its last Embraer jets in September 2026. Every A220 now flies the same layout, with 137 seats in rows 1 to 28: three rows of Breeze Ascent at the front, nine rows of Nicer extra-legroom economy, then standard Nice economy. The seating chart is below.

Every seat is covered row by row in the Breeze A220-300 seat map guide.

Which Breeze plane am I on?

Always an A220-300, and always the same 137-seat layout. Breeze's early A220s had a much larger Ascent cabin, but the fleet has been reconfigured, so an aircraft swap won't change your seat.

Breeze seat map

Hover over or tap a seat on the interactive seat map for what it is like: legroom, window position, what is behind it.

Breeze seat letters and rows

• Breeze Ascent: 2-2, lettered A and C on the left, D and F on the right. A and F are windows. There is no B or E.
• Economy: 2-3, lettered A and C on the left, D, E and F on the right. A and F are windows, E is the only middle seat. There is no B.

Three economy window pairs have the window set behind the seat: 7A/7F, 17A/17F and 22A/22F.

Nice, Nicer and Nicest

Breeze names its fares rather than its seats, and the names map onto the cabin like this:

• Nice: standard economy, rows 13–28, 30–31" of pitch. A family section sits at the back, rows 24–28.
• Nicer: extra-legroom economy, rows 4–12 (45 seats), sold as 33" and about 35" in most rows. Row 11 is the overwing exit row; row 10, just ahead of it, has restricted recline.
• Nicest: the fare that seats you in Breeze Ascent, a 2-2 recliner at 39" with a footrest and power at every seat.

Best and worst seats on the Breeze A220-300

• Best: 2A and 2F in Ascent. Exit row 11 for the most economy legroom. 6A and 6F for extra legroom and a well-aligned window. 18A/F, 20A/F and 25A/F for a view in Nice.
• Avoid: 7A/7F, 17A/17F and 22A/22F for the view. Row 10 if you want to recline. Row 28, the last row, with no recline and the lavatories behind. 27D–27F sit by the galley.

Row by row: Breeze A220-300 seat map

Frequently asked questions

Which Breeze plane am I on?

An Airbus A220-300: Breeze flies nothing else, and every A220 has the same 137-seat layout, so the seat map you book is the one you fly.

What are Breeze Nice, Nicer and Nicest seats?

Nice is standard economy at 30 to 31 inches of pitch, rows 13 to 28. Nicer is extra-legroom economy in rows 4 to 12, sold as 33 inches and about 35 in most rows. Nicest is the fare that puts you in Breeze Ascent, the 2-2 recliner cabin in rows 1 to 3.

Does Breeze have first class?

Breeze Ascent is its premium cabin: 2-2 recliners at 39 inches of pitch with a footrest and power at every seat, booked through the Nicest fare. It is a recliner, not a lie-flat seat.

How many rows are on a Breeze A220?

28 rows: Breeze Ascent in rows 1 to 3, Nicer in rows 4 to 12 and Nice in rows 13 to 28.

Which Breeze seats have extra legroom?

All of Nicer, rows 4 to 12, with the most legroom in exit row 11. Breeze Ascent has 39 inches.