Qantas Airbus A330-300 seat map — best & worst seats
The best and worst Economy seats on the Qantas Airbus A330-300 (2-4-2) — legroom, quiet rows, and which to dodge. General Airbus A330-300 guidance; Qantas's exact cabin can differ. Verified 2026-05.
Airbus A330-300 · 2-4-2 Economy · 333
Twin-aisle long-hauler; a comfortable 2-4-2 backbone for many European/Asian carriers. ~31–33 in pitch · 17–18 in wide.
Showing the Economy cabin. Rows 1–7 ahead are the forward cabins (First / Business / Premium), so Economy numbering starts at row 8.
Typical 2-4-2 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.
- Window pairs A/B or J/K — only one neighbour and a wall to lean on.
- Aisle D or G in the centre quad — one neighbour, instant aisle access in any row.
- Mid-forward rows (often ~20–26) — away from both galleys, boarded and served first.
- Centre seats E/F — two neighbours and no direct aisle.
- Last 3–4 rows — no recline, last to deplane, galley/lav noise.
- Bulkhead row 1 of Economy — no under-seat storage, fixed armrests.
- 2-4-2 means there's no true middle-of-three seat — even the centre seats are only one over from an aisle.
- Letters skip C and H (the 8-abreast Airbus convention): A B · D E F G · J K.
⚠️ General guidance only. Exact seat layouts vary by airline and reconfiguration — always check your airline's seat map (or aeroLOPA.com) before selecting. Verified 2026-05.