Spirit Airlines Airbus A321 Seat MapsSpirit Airlines

For passengers requiring some extra comfort, Spirit offers two rows of “Big Front Seats”. These feature increased legroom and more pre-reclination. The leather seats are also wider and have more padding. Although no power outlets are available, the aircraft do boast high speed internet over onboard WiFi.

Spirit Airlines has configured its A321-200 with 220 regular economy seats. These generally have a seat pitch of between 28” and 29” (71-74cm). The middle seat is slightly wider and all seats come pre-reclined. Seats in rows 11 and 25 boast an impressive amount of legroom due to the large emergency exits located there. The downside being the lack of a window and the slightly chilly draft from the exit doors. The tray tables in the arm rests also make for a slightly tighter experience. Best avoided are rows 16 and 17 due to their misaligned windows and the last row that has no window at all. That row is also narrower and close to the lavatories and galley. The aircraft is equipped with WiFi boasting high speed internet access for a fee. No power outlets are available.

There are 8 premium seats on board Spirit Airlines’ A321-200neo aircraft called “Big Front Seats”. They are as their name suggests: Located at the front of the cabin, are wider and have noticeably more legroom. The leather seats are pre-reclined at a comfortable fixed angle and have ample padding. Inflight power is not provided but all the airline’s A321-200neo aircraft feature WiFi connectivity with high speed internet access for a fee.

The modern and highly efficient A321-200neo features 227 regular economy seats with a pitch ranging between 28” and 29” (71-74cm). New aircraft feature updated seats with improved ergonomics that improve one’s personal space onboard. The seats are pre-reclined and the middle seats are slightly wider. No inflight entertainment or power outlets are provided but the aircraft do have high speed internet over WiFi. Increased legroom can be found at exit rows 18 and 19 as well as row 29. Although row 29 boasts the best legroom, it has no window and might feel colder due to the adjacent exit door. The last two rows are best avoided because of the proximity of the lavatories and the galley. They are also narrower and have missing or misaligned windows.