WestJet Seat Maps

The Boeing 737 is the most environmentally friendly model in its class in terms of fuel consumption and noise control. The aircraft are equipped with winglets to provide additional fuel savings. Thanks to its ultramodern computer technology and GPS, this model of aircraft can be steered with great precision and fuel economy.

WestJet has operated a fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft since it began in 1996. The narrow-body 737 happens to be one of the best-selling commercial jetliner in history. WestJet currently operates a fleet that spans through the generations of old and new. Latest additions to the fleet comprise of the 600 and the larger 800 series. Both add valuable and necessary flexibility to WestJet Airlines. However, the bulk of its fleet is made up of the Boeing 737-700.

WestJet fleet of 737-600, 737-700, and 737-800 aircraft features leather seats and Personal TVs. WestJet's B737-700 operates on short and medium-haul flights and has a 136 seats capacity.

In December 2012, Westjet introduced the Plus Economy seats which offer 4-8 inches of additional pitch. These seats are located in the first 3 rows and in the exit row. The Plus passengers will get to board first and have access to overhead luggage bins first. The Plus fare offers passengers the ability to change flights and refund tickets to credit cards. Also, the Plus fare includes on-board snacks, meals, and alcoholic drinks.

Both the Plus Economy seats and the standard Economy seats have 3 inches of recline. All B and E seats may have a video entertainment box underneath the seat in front, limiting the undeseat storage space and legroom.