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Alaska Airlines counts among its fleet 3 versions of the Boeing 737-800, with 12-16 seats in First Class, 30 seats in Premium Economy, and 115-120 seats in Economy. Wi-Fi is available on board and entertainment is streamed BYOD-style to personal devices. The 737-800 is a twin-engine narrowbody from Boeing's Next Generation family, powered by CFM56-7B engines, and remains one of the most widely used single-aisle aircraft in the world for short- and medium-haul routes.
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  • 737-800 V.3

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Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-800 V.1 seatmap preview

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737-800 V.1

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The Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-800 V.1 seat map shows 159 seats configured as: 12 First Class, 30 Premium Economy, 117 Economy.
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First class

Seats12
Pitch41"
Width21"
Recline5"

Step into a world of unmatched luxury with Alaska Airlines's first class aboard the Boeing 737-800 . Limited to 12 seats, it promises exclusivity and grandeur. From sumptuous suites to world-class dining and curated entertainment, every detail exudes excellence. The crew's dedication ensures a journey that's truly exceptional.

Premium economy

Seats30
Pitch35"
Width17"
Recline3"

For those seeking added comfort, Alaska Airlines's premium economy on their Boeing 737-800 stands out. With 30 seats, passengers are treated to enhanced comfort and additional space. The in-flight entertainment is upgraded, and a wider range of meal options is available. Their dedicated crew delivers a superior level of service, enhancing the overall travel experience.

Economy

Seats117
Pitch31"
Width17"
Recline3"

When flying with Alaska Airlines on their Boeing 737-800 , passengers in economy class can anticipate a straightforward yet reliable experience. Designed to accommodate 117 travelers, the cabin merges affordability with necessary comforts. Functional seating and a variety of in-flight entertainment options are available. The crew, consistently attentive, ensures a seamless journey, meeting passenger needs efficiently.

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Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-800 V.2 seatmap preview

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737-800 V.2

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The Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-800 V.2 seat map shows 162 seats configured as: 12 First Class, 30 Premium Economy, 120 Economy.
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First class

Seats12
Pitch41"
Width21"
Recline5"

On the Boeing 737-800 V.2 family of Alaska Airlines's first class is a testament to luxury in the skies. With an exclusive 12 seats, the cabin offers unparalleled comfort and privacy. From the spacious seating to the gourmet offerings and top-tier entertainment, every detail is meticulously curated. The crew's unwavering attention ensures a flight of distinction.

Premium economy

Seats30
Pitch35"
Width17"
Recline3"

Travelers aboard the Boeing 737-800 V.2 lineup, can experience the perks of premium economy. Designed for 30 passengers, this class offers a touch of luxury with ergonomic seating, a wider entertainment selection, and gourmet meal choices. The crew's attentive service accentuates the elevated experience.

Economy

Seats120
Pitch31"
Width17"
Recline3"

The Boeing 737-800 V.2 series, offers an economy class that's optimized for longer regional routes. Catering to 120 passengers, the environment is spacious with ergonomic seating. A wide range of entertainment options is available, and the crew remains attentive to passenger needs, ensuring a satisfactory flight experience.

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Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-800 V.3 seatmap preview

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737-800 V.3

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The Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-800 V.3 seat map shows 161 seats configured as: 16 First Class, 30 Premium Economy, 115 Economy.
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First class

Seats16
Pitch40"
Width21.3"
Recline6"

The updated First Class now seats 16 passengers in four rows. The new Recaro seats come with foot rests and are 21.3" (54cm) wide and sport a seat pitch of 40" (102cm). USB ports and A/C power outlets are available at every seat. Entertainment is streamed to personal devices. A dedicated lavatory and galley are located at the front of the cabin.

Premium economy

Seats30
Pitch35"
Width17.3"
Recline3"

Premium seats are located in the first five rows behind First Class. The 30 seats feature a generous 35" (89cm) seat pitch, USB and A/C power outlets, WiFi connectivity and streaming entertainment. The first row, Row 6, has the tray tables in the arm rests so the seats will feel a bit narrower. Three lavatories, shared with the main cabin, are located at the end of the cabin.

Economy

Seats115
Pitch31"
Width17.3"
Recline3"

The retrofitted cabin seats 115 passengers in a standard three by three layout. Seat pitch is at 31" (79cm) but additional legroom is available at exit rows 16, 17 and 18. Entertainment is available through a streaming service to your personal device. USB and A/C power outlets are available as is WiFi connectivity. Three lavatories are located at the back of the cabin. Row 33 should be avoided due to proximity to said lavatories and the galley.

Guest reviews

EEricR
1 stars2026-08-10

We are Alaska fans in general. Have the Summit Visa and really like Alaska's staff. - In person and on the phone. 17B & E have no window seat next to them.

Row 17 is abysmal and has no business being on an Alaska plane. As others have said these 4 seats are narrower and offer no extra legroom. In addition, they are very hard and the part you sit on is shorter than the other seats. I'm 6 FT and it cut me at mid-thigh. Thankfully, it was only SEA-BOI and so the misery only lasted a little over an hour. NEVER AGAIN!

TTopher
1 stars2025-12-19

color coding is good

Data on row 17 is inaccurate; Seats are narrowest on plane, roughly the width of an armrest narrower than row ahead and behind. There is no extra leg room for this row, it may even be a bit less. The armrest on the window side is a fixed panel and on the aisle side does not raise causing an even narrower seating experience.

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