Airbus A319-100 Best Seats Guide 2026
The Airbus A319-100 is the smallest member of the A320 family, seating around 120–156 passengers. It's used by major carriers on thinner domestic routes and some transatlantic routes. The 3-3 economy layout is the same as the A320, but with fewer total rows. Seat selection advice is similar: exit rows, forward positions, windows.
Seat Configuration
| Cabin | Layout | Pitch | Width |
|---|---|---|---|
| First/Business | 2-2 | 36–38 in | 20–21 in |
| Economy | 3-3 | 30–32 in | 17–18 in |
Best Seats on the Airbus A319-100
- Exit row seats (typically 2 sets)
A319-100 usually has 2 exit rows providing extra legroom. Because the aircraft is smaller, exit row seats sell out faster — book early. - Forward window seats (A & F, rows 1–8)
Fewer total rows mean the front rows are proportionally more valuable — quickest boarding and deplaning on a small aircraft.
Seats to Avoid on the Airbus A319-100
- Last 2 rows
Proximity to lavatory, limited recline. The A319's smaller cabin means the rear galley is very close to rear passengers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the A319 different from the A320?
The A319 is a shortened version of the A320 — about 3.7 meters shorter. Same cabin width (3-3 economy), same seat dimensions. The A319 carries about 30 fewer passengers. It's used on routes where the A320 would be too large.
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