ASKY Airlines Boeing 737-800 aircraft seat map ASKY Airlines

The Boeing 737-800 V.1 family, features a business class that redefines luxury in regional air travel. Catering to 12 passengers, the environment is spacious, with seats that offer ample recline and legroom. The in-flight dining is a culinary journey, and the entertainment options cater to diverse tastes. The crew's meticulous service ensures every need is met with precision.

The Boeing 737-800 V.1 series, offers an economy class that's optimized for longer regional routes. Catering to 150 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.

The Boeing 737-800 family, features a business class that redefines luxury in regional air travel. Catering to 16 passengers, the environment is spacious, with seats that offer ample recline and legroom. The in-flight dining is a culinary journey, and the entertainment options cater to diverse tastes. The crew's meticulous service ensures every need is met with precision.

The Boeing 737-800 series, offers an economy class that's optimized for comfort. Catering to 138 passengers, the environment is spacious with practical seating. A diverse range of entertainment options keeps passengers engaged, ensuring a smooth journey.

Business class features 12 seats in a two by two arrangement. Seats are wide and the seat pitch is very generous for a regional Business class product. The first row will seem very spacious but you cannot store any luggage on the floor during take-off and landings. Also the proximity to the galley and lavatory might be a nuisance.

Economy class is in a standard 3 by 3 layout with a total of 156 seats. Seats are around 17" (43cm) wide and are spaced around 30" (76cm) apart offering adequate legroom for shorter flights. Taller passengers are advised to book a seat on exit row or the first row right after Business class. The last row is best avoided due to proximity of the lavatories and the limited recline.