Boeing 737-900ER
3 configurations on record at Delta Air Lines. The same
aircraft name can fly in more than one layout, so the config code is the truth: check the code on
your booking rather than the aircraft name.
Which one am I on?
Your booking will not name the configuration. Open the seat map in your
confirmation and read the highest row number on it.
36 73R
Pick a number and the configuration resolves.
Two configurations share a last row at row 37 (739, 73J), so that answer does not settle it on its own.
739
20 Domestic First · 160 Main Cabin
Last row on the map 37 Economy starts at row 10 73J
12 Domestic First · 168 Main Cabin
Last row on the map 37 Economy starts at row 10 73R
12 Domestic First · 161 Main Cabin
Last row on the map 36 Economy starts at row 10 What differs 73920C 160M 73J12C 168M 73R12C 161M Domestic First 20rows 1-5 12rows 1-3 12rows 1-3 Main Cabin 160rows 10-37 168rows 10-37 161rows 10-36 Extra legroom 27 not stated 24 Total 180 180 173
Only the rows that differ are marked. A figure the source never stated reads as not stated , never as zero.
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