easyJet Seating Plan
easyJet flies three aircraft in a single all-Economy 3-3 cabin: the A319 with 156 seats across 26 rows, the A320 with 186 seats across 31 rows, and the A321neo with 235 seats across 40 rows. No seat on any of them reclines, and there is no power, no seatback screen and no internet anywhere in the fleet.
Where the Extra Legroom Sits
The exit rows move between aircraft: rows 10 and 11 on the A319, rows 12 and 13 on the A320, and rows 18, 19 and 29 on the A321neo. In every one of them the aisle and centre seats are the better buy — the window seats sit beside the exit doors and catch a cold draft at the same price.
How to Identify Your Aircraft
The last row on the seat map tells you which aircraft you have. Row 26 is the A319, row 30 or 31 the A320, and row 40 the A321neo. Avoid the last row whichever you draw: on the A320 and A321neo it has no windows at all.