IndiGo Boeing 777 aircraft seat map IndiGo

The Business Class on IndiGo's Boeing 777-300 ER is a single row of 7 seats at the front of the aircraft resulting in an intimate travel experience. The seats offer just enough legroom to stretch-out in an angled lie flat position. The middle seat 1E is the least attractive as it has no direct aisle access. The same is also true for the window seats.

IndiGo flies the Boeing 777-300 ER with a high density 524 seat Economy Class. While the aircraft feature seat back entertainment screens, the airline does not provide any programming so it is advisable to bring along your personal devices. Beware of the electronics boxes beneath the window seats that take away some legroom. As for additional space, the bulkhead seats in rows 2, 12, 31 and 32 offer more knee room. Row 49, however, has by far the best legroom to stretch out. The rows best avoided are those close to the lavatories where queues and odors might occur. These rows are 27 to 29, 44 to 49 and 61 to 63. Also watch out for missing windows when choosing a window seat. These are clearly marked on the map.

There are just 7 seats of Business Class on board IndiGo's Boeing 777-300 ER V.2. They are arranged in a single row with a seven abreast layout. The window seats 1A and 1K as well as the middle seat 1E have no direct aisle access. The seat pitch is sufficient to provide an angled lie flat experience when put in its sleeping position.

IndiGo features a high density layout with 524 Economy Class seats in its Boeing 777-300 ER V.2. Most seats feature a standard 31" (79cm) pitch but for an additional fee, passengers can opt for XL seats. These are mostly seats located behind the bulkheads. The most generous ones are located at row 49 where legs can be fully stretched out. As for seats that are best avoided: Those close to restrooms and those with a missing window view. They are clearly marked on the map. Be also warned that the entertainment system on board this aircraft is not active and its electronics boxes located below the window seats of each row restrict available legroom.