Air Canada Airbus A320 Vers. 2 (320)

This is Air Canada's newest configuration of the A320.

This aircraft features seat back televisions and audio at each seat, even for short domestic services. Passengers should bring their own headphones to avoid the $3CAD charge.

Click on Amenity Icons below for further information on inflight services.

	pitch	width	seating details
Executive Class:	38.0"	21.0"	14 seats More Info
Economy Class:	31-32.0"	17.8"	132 seats More Info

In-flight Amenities (click icon for more information)

The above amenity icons represent the services that are available on this aircraft. Click on the individual icons for more detailed information. If an icon is not pictured, that service is not offered on this aircraft.
The updated aircraft feature in-seat Audio Video OnDemand (AVOD) including 50 hours of audio. If you are flying on a plane that hasn't been updated, you will have 12 channels of audio entertainment.
Audio Listings
Air Canada is in the process of updating all seats on this aircraft with personal televisions. The updated aircraft feature in-seat Audio Video OnDemand (AVOD) including 80 hours of video.
If you are flying on a plane that hasn't been updated, there are LCD screens that drop from the ceiling every three rows. Movies are shown on flights longer than 4.5 hours, short subject programming (TV shows) is shown on shorter flights.

Movie Listings
On the updated aircraft, there are 110v power ports at every executive class seat and at every A,B,D,E seat in economy class. There are also USB ports at every seat. On the older aircraft, there is power in executive class but none in economy.

Read our guide to in-seat laptop power for more information.
For domestic and transborder flights over 90 minutes, Air Canada operates its Onboard Cafe in Economy Class and charges for alcoholic beverages, snacks and meals. As of May 1 2010, Air Canada only accepts credit cards onboard. Economy Class passengers purchasing a Latitude fare (full Economy) may show their boarding card for complimentary drinks, snacks or meals. Vouchers may be purchased in advance of flight which provide a 20% savings. Executive Class passengers receive free bar and meal service.
More Information
If you're traveling in the executive class cabin in North America, you may request an infant meal up to 18 hours before your departure.

For seat specific comments on this aircraft, mouse over the plane illustration below.
View our Seat Map Key below or visit the FAQ page for further assistance and explanations.

Air Canada Airbus A320 Vers. 2 (320) Seat Map

Seat(s)

Class

Seat Type

Power

Video

Review

16 D,E

Economy

Standard

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 16 D,E do not recline due to the exit behind.

18 D,E

Economy

Standard & Exit Row

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 18 D,E have extra legroom due to the emergency exit. Air Canada designates these seats as Preferred. An extra surcharge must be paid to reserve these seats. Elite level members in Air Canada's Aeroplan programme may reserve these seats without charge.

19-32 A,B

Economy

Standard

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 19-32 A,B are standard economy seats. Row 28 has misaligned windows.

33 F

Economy

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

The proximity of the lavatories and galley can be bothersome.

2 D,F

Executive

Recliner

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 2 D,F are standard Executive class seats.

12 A,B

Economy

Standard & Bulkhead

AC Power

Personal TV

Because there is no bulkhead wall between the classes, the executive class seats recline into your space quite a bit. Also, the armrests cannot be raised, making it difficult to get into and out of the seats, especially if the seats in row 4 are reclined. The space under the seats in front of these is slightly narrower than standard, so a standard carry-on case often cannot fit underneath those seats. The tray tables are in the armrests, making the armrests immovable and slightly reducing the seat width. The personal television screen for 12A is on the seatback of row four, and the TV for 12B is in the armrest. These seats are considered to be in the Elite section and can only be reserved by flyers with status.

13-15 A,B

Economy

Standard

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 13-15 A,B are considered to be in the Elite section and can only be reserved by flyers with status.

33 C

Economy

Standard & Crew Rest

No Power

Personal TV

The proximity of the lavatories and galley can be bothersome. This seat is often reserved as a crew rest.

33 D,E

Economy

Standard

AC Power

Personal TV

The proximity of the lavatories and galley can be bothersome.

12 D,E

Economy

Standard & Bulkhead

AC Power

Personal TV

Because there is no bulkhead wall between the classes, the executive class seats recline into your space quite a bit. Also, the armrests cannot be raised, making it difficult to get into and out of the seats, especially if the seats in row 4 are reclined. The space under the seats in front of these is slightly narrower than standard, so a standard carry-on case often cannot fit underneath those seats. The tray tables are in the armrests, making the armrests immovable and slightly reducing the seat width. The personal television screen for 12D is on the seatback of row four, and the TV for 12E is in the armrest. These seats are considered to be in the Elite section and can only be reserved by flyers with status.

13-15 D,E

Economy

Standard

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 13-15 D,E are considered to be in the Elite section and can only be reserved by flyers with status. These seats do not have any extra space, but you will be some of the first passengers off the plane.

33 A,B

Economy

Standard & Crew Rest

AC Power

Personal TV

The proximity of the lavatories and galley can be bothersome. These seats are often reserved as crew rests.

3 A,C,D,F

Executive

Recliner

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 3 A,C,D,F are standard Executive class seats.

13-15 C

Economy

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 13-15 C are considered to be in the Elite section and can only be reserved by flyers with status. These seats do not have any extra space, but you will be some of the first passengers off the plane.

2 A,C

Executive

Recliner & Bulkhead

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 2 A,C have extra legroom. There is a small compartment under the closet in front of you to store your bags. The personal TV and controls are on the bulkhead wall, which can be difficult to reach.

12 F

Economy

Standard & Bulkhead

No Power

Personal TV

Because there is no bulkhead wall between the classes, the executive class seats recline into your space quite a bit. Also, the armrests cannot be raised, making it difficult to get into and out of the seats, especially if the seats in row 4 are reclined. The space under the seat in front of this is slightly narrower than standard, so a standard carry-on case often cannot fit underneath that seat. The tray tables are in the armrests, making the armrests immovable and slightly reducing the seat width. The personal television screen is on the seatback of row five. These seats are considered to be in the Elite section and can only be reserved by flyers with status.

17 A,B

Economy

Standard & Exit Row

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 17 A,B have extra legroom but do not recline. Air Canada designates these seats as Preferred. An extra surcharge must be paid to reserve these seats. Elite level members in Air Canada's Aeroplan programme may reserve these seats without charge.

12 C

Economy

Standard & Bulkhead

No Power

Personal TV

Because there is no bulkhead wall between the classes, the executive class seats recline into your space quite a bit. Also, the armrests cannot be raised, making it difficult to get into and out of the seats, especially if the seats in row 4 are reclined. The space under the seat in front of this is slightly narrower than standard, so a standard carry-on case often cannot fit underneath that seat. The tray tables are in the armrests, making the armrests immovable and slightly reducing the seat width. The personal television screen is on the seatback of row five. These seats are considered to be in the Elite section and can only be reserved by flyers with status.

4 A,C,D,F

Executive

Recliner

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 4 A,C,D,F are standard Executive seats though some find noise from the Economy section bothersome.

13-15 F

Economy

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 13-15 F are considered to be in the Elite section and can only be reserved by flyers with status. These seats do not have any extra space, but you will be some of the first passengers off the plane.

18 A,B

Economy

Standard & Exit Row

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 18 A,B have extra legroom due to the emergency exit. Air Canada designates these seats as Preferred. An extra surcharge must be paid to reserve these seats. Elite level members in Air Canada's Aeroplan programme may reserve these seats without charge.

18 F

Economy

Standard & Exit Row

No Power

Personal TV

Seat 18 F has extra legroom due to the emergency exit. Air Canada designates these seats as Preferred. An extra surcharge must be paid to reserve these seats. Elite level members in Air Canada's Aeroplan programme may reserve these seats without charge.

17 C

Economy

Standard & Exit Row

No Power

Personal TV

Seat 17 C has extra legroom but do not recline. Air Canada designates these seats as Preferred. An extra surcharge must be paid to reserve these seats. Elite level members in Air Canada's Aeroplan programme may reserve these seats without charge.

18 C

Economy

Standard & Exit Row

No Power

Personal TV

Seat 18 C has extra legroom due to the emergency exit. Air Canada designates these seats as Preferred. An extra surcharge must be paid to reserve these seats. Elite level members in Air Canada's Aeroplan programme may reserve these seats without charge.

17 F

Economy

Standard & Exit Row

No Power

Personal TV

Seat 17 F has extra legroom but do not recline. Air Canada designates these seats as Preferred. An extra surcharge must be paid to reserve these seats. Elite level members in Air Canada's Aeroplan programme may reserve these seats without charge.

17 D,E

Economy

Standard & Exit Row

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 17 D,E have extra legroom but do not recline. Air Canada designates these seats as Preferred. An extra surcharge must be paid to reserve these seats. Elite level members in Air Canada's Aeroplan programme may reserve these seats without charge.

19-32 C

Economy

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 19-32 C are standard economy seats.

16 C

Economy

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 16 C do not recline due to the exit behind.

19-32 F

Economy

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 19-32 F are standard economy seats. Row 28 has misaligned windows.

16 F

Economy

Standard

No Power

Personal TV

Seats 16 F do not recline due to the exit behind.

19-32 D,E

Economy

Standard

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 19-32 D,E are standard economy seats.

1 D,F

Executive

Recliner & Bulkhead

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 1 D,F have one inch extra legroom, but some still find the bulkhead wall restrictive. There is no floor storage for these seats. Meal service starts at the front of this cabin, so you should get your first choice.

16 A,B

Economy

Standard

AC Power

Personal TV

Seats 16 A,B do not recline due to the exit behind.

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