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Air New Zealand Boeing 777-300ER seat map

294 to 368 seats across 10 researched cabins, taken from published cabin plans for Air New Zealand's Boeing 777-300ER, based in New Zealand. This aircraft flies in 3 configurations, listed below.

Configuration 1 of 3

Configuration 1 of 3, 40J / 32W / 296Y

368 seats in 3 cabins.

Cabins on the Air New Zealand Boeing 777-300ER, 40J / 32W / 296Y. Seat pitch is shown only where it is recorded with confidence.
Cabin Seats Rows Abreast Seat letters Pitch
Business Premier 40 11-23 1-2-1 A D G K Not recorded
Premium Economy 32 30-33 2-4-2 A B D E F G J K 41"
Economy 296 39-72 3-4-3 A B C D E F G H J K 31"

Rows and cabin features

  • Seat rows: 72
  • Rows numbered: 11-72
  • Bulkhead rows: 11, 30 and 39
  • Galleys: row 11 (front), row 30 (mid) and row 72 (rear)
  • Lavatories: row 11 (front), row 39 (mid) and row 72 (rear)

What is distinctive about this configuration

  • Total pax 368 (40J+32W+296M) - highest total and highest Economy count (296) of the 3 NZ 77W variants
  • Business cabin uses Safran Cirrus II seats and starts at row 11 with no rows-1-2 sub-cabin, unlike variant 2's 6-seat 'Business Premier Preferred' first cabin at rows 1-2
  • Economy runs to row 72 like variant 2, but at much higher seat density (296 vs 201 seats over the same row range)
  • No Economy Skycouch (present only on variant 1) and no First-class-style cabin (present only on variant 2)
Configuration 2 of 3

Configuration 2 of 3, 44J / 54W / 244Y

342 seats in 3 cabins.

Cabins on the Air New Zealand Boeing 777-300ER, 44J / 54W / 244Y. Seat pitch is shown only where it is recorded with confidence.
Cabin Seats Rows Abreast Seat letters Pitch
Business Premier 44 1-12 1-2-1 A B D G J K Not recorded
Premium Economy 54 23-30 2-4-2 A B D E F G J K 41"
Economy 244 34-60 3-4-3 A B C D E F G H J K 31"

Rows and cabin features

  • Seat rows: 60
  • Rows numbered: 1-60
  • Bulkhead rows: 1, 23 and 34
  • Galleys: row 1 (front), row 23 (mid) and row 60 (rear)
  • Lavatories: row 1 (front), row 34 (mid) and row 60 (rear)

What is distinctive about this configuration

  • Total pax 342 (44J+54W+244M) - the highest total of the 3 NZ 77W variants
  • Only NZ 777-300ER variant confirmed to have Economy Skycouch (60 Skycouch seats, rows 39-46 and 49-50)
  • Last row is 60, lower than variants 2 and 3 which both extend to row 72
  • Business Premier is a single continuous cabin (rows 1-12) with no separate First-class-like sub-cabin, unlike variant 2's 6-seat 'Business Premier Preferred' first cabin
Configuration 3 of 3

Configuration 3 of 3, 6F / 53J / 34W / 201Y

294 seats in 4 cabins.

Cabins on the Air New Zealand Boeing 777-300ER, 6F / 53J / 34W / 201Y. Seat pitch is shown only where it is recorded with confidence.
Cabin Seats Rows Abreast Seat letters Pitch
Business Premier Preferred 6 1-2 1-1-1 A D K Not recorded
Business Premier 53 11-26 1-2-1 A D G K Not recorded
Premium Economy 34 30-35 2-4-2 A B D E F G J K 41"
Economy 201 39-72 3-4-3 A B C D E F G H J K 31"

Rows and cabin features

  • Seat rows: 72
  • Rows numbered: 1-72
  • Bulkhead rows: 1, 11, 30 and 39
  • Galleys: row 1 (front), row 30 (mid) and row 72 (rear)
  • Lavatories: row 1 (front), row 39 (mid) and row 72 (rear)

What is distinctive about this configuration

  • Total pax 294 (6F+53J+34W+201M) - lowest total of the 3 NZ 77W variants
  • Only NZ 777-300ER variant with a genuinely separate First-class-style cabin ('Business Premier Preferred', 6 seats, 1-1-1, rows 1-2) - retained from the aircraft's former Cathay Pacific interior
  • Lowest Economy seat count (201) despite sharing the same last row (72) as variant 3 (296 economy seats) - much sparser row occupancy
  • No Economy Skycouch (unlike variant 1) and no Safran Cirrus II business seats (unlike variant 3) - retains Cathay Pacific reverse-herringbone business product instead

Where this comes from

Every row above is researched against published cabin plans for this operator and then checked against live availability. Where a figure is not known it says so rather than being estimated, which is why some pitch cells read "not recorded" instead of carrying a number we would not defend.

Seats abreast and seat pitch are defined in the glossary, alongside cabin layout.

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