What are the best seats on the easyJet Airbus A319?

Over-wing exit row (often ~12–14) — 34–36 in of legroom and still near the front on this short cabin. First Economy rows — close to the front lav, served first, ahead of the wing. Window A/F in the first few rows — a genuinely forward seat on a short jet.

Which seats should I avoid on the easyJet Airbus A319?

Last row — lav right behind, no recline, last to deplane. Middle seats (B/E) — and the A319 is narrow, so the middle feels tight. Row just before the exit row — no recline, no legroom benefit.

What is easyJet's Airbus A319 seat layout?

easyJet flies the Airbus A319 in a 3-3 Economy layout (seats A B C D E F), about 30–32 in pitch. Exact rows and pitch vary by easyJet's specific cabin configuration — check their seat map before booking.

easyJet Airbus A319 seat map — best & worst seats

The best and worst Economy seats on the easyJet Airbus A319 (3-3) — legroom, quiet rows, and which to dodge. General Airbus A319 guidance; easyJet's exact cabin can differ. Verified 2026-05.

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Airbus A319 · 3-3 Economy · 319

Smallest A320-family single-aisle — short and medium-haul on thinner routes. ~30–32 in pitch · 17.2–17.8 in wide.

Economy · typical layout

96–128Seats

30–32 inPitch

17.2–17.8 inWidth

3–4 inRecline

✓ Verified 2026-05 📋 Cross-checked: aeroLOPA · SeatMaps.com ✈️ Typical-layout guidance

Showing the Economy cabin. Rows 1–6 ahead are the forward cabins (First / Business / Premium), so Economy numbering starts at row 7.

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Typical 3-3 layout — not airline-exact. Your airline's rows, exit positions and pitch can differ; check your airline's seat map or aeroLOPA for your exact flight. Verified 2026-05.

✅ Best seats

Over-wing exit row (often ~12–14) — 34–36 in of legroom and still near the front on this short cabin.
First Economy rows — close to the front lav, served first, ahead of the wing.
Window A/F in the first few rows — a genuinely forward seat on a short jet.

⛔ Avoid

Last row — lav right behind, no recline, last to deplane.
Middle seats (B/E) — and the A319 is narrow, so the middle feels tight.
Row just before the exit row — no recline, no legroom benefit.

Good to know

A shrunk A320: same cross-section, far fewer rows (~13–16), so every zone is closer together.
Exit-row armrests are often fixed (they house the tray and flotation gear), so those seats feel a touch narrower.

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