United Seat Maps

United currently has three different versions of 737-900s in their fleet. The first two versions of this aircraft have similar configurations with only subtle differences. 

Version 1 is an extended range aircraft that seats a total of 167 passengers and has a configuration of 20 First Class seats, 51 Economy Plus seats, and 96 Economy Class seats. This aircraft serve routes within North America. This version is equipped with personal Audio Video On Demand (AVOD) with DIRECTV. 

Version 2 is a non-extended range aircraft that also seats a total of 167 passengers and also has a configuration of 20 First Class seats, 51 Economy Plus seats, and 96 Economy Class seats. Again, This version is equipped with personal Audio Video On Demand (AVOD) with DIRECTV. Version 2 however, features power ports in all First Class seats and between seats in rows 7-21 in Economy, rows 22-38 are not equipped with power unike Version 1. Additionally, Version 2 has a seat width of 17.2" rather than 17.3". 

United Airlines is using the WILMA (Window, Middle, Aisle) boarding procedure in its narrowbody jets so passengers travelling in the aisle seats will be boarded last. Consequently, these passengers should take caution as often times there will be no storage space available in the overhead bins and they will have to check their carry-on luggage and pay the checked-in luggage fee. Also, for the B737-900, it is good to know that the aisle seats have restricted floor storage due to the design of the seats. Passengers have reported that a large support structure splits the underseat storage in half. Consequently, only small items (purses, small computer bags) will fit under the aisle seats.