Airline seat maps: which aircraft each airline actually flies

2LNR's airline seat map pages list the aircraft each airline flies and the nonstop routes it flies them on: 340 airlines and 82 aircraft types, from the schedules 2LNR collects continuously. They hold no cabin diagrams. The map that matters is your own flight's, which 2LNR reads live on Pro, at the moment you ask rather than from storage.

For a cabin layout on an aircraft you haven't booked, a maintained diagram library such as AeroLOPA is the better tool. 2LNR doesn't publish per-seat comfort ratings and won't invent them. Once you're booked, it scores the open seats inside your own cabin and marks paid seats as paid. An aircraft swap shows up as the new aircraft's map. Seat monitoring can keep watching it for you, and the airline seat maps guide has more.

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Airline fleets
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Aircraft types
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Airline fleets

60 airlines, ordered by how much of their network 2LNR's schedule data covers. Each one opens that carrier's aircraft types and the routes they fly on its own metal; a flight it markets but another airline operates is left out. It's what is scheduled, not an aircraft register: many routes see more than one type across a season, and an airline can swap the aircraft on the day.

Every airline, A to Z

See the seats on the flight you're actually on

Free to start. Pro adds the live per-flight seat map and seat monitoring.