Air Transat Boeing 737-700 US and South seat review by appaloosa #33822

2018-02-18
2.5 of 5
Seat13A
FromPuerto Juarez - Puerto Vallarta (PJZ)
ToToronto - Lester B. Pearson International (YYZ)
Detailed ratings
Legroom5 of 5
Seat width1 of 5
Seat recline1 of 5
Entertainment1 of 5
Food & drink3 of 5
Service3 of 5
The Boeing 737-700 represents the very low-end of AirTransat's fleet. AirTransat does not offer "club class" on this type of aircraft (although "Option Plus" is available).
- Seat width and pitch are standard for this style of plane (narrow in both cases)--tall and/or heavyset people will feel very uncomfortable in the regular economy seats.
- There are no power port outlets, and there were no video screens on this flight.
Due to the "Option Plus" upgrade, I was able to choose my seat: exit row, 13A. The advantage being that you have a lot of extra legroom because the seat in front of you has been removed. However, it does get very COLD sitting here, so be sure to bring a blanket or sweater with you. Another disadvantage is that the seatback does not recline, and the tray table is in the armrest--which makes the seat marginally narrower then the regular economy seats. Windows are also misaligned.
All in all, the AirTransat Boeing 737-800 is beginning to show its age, and should be retired from AirTransat's fleet.
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