WestJet Boeing 737-700 Next Generation Seat Map
Interactive seat map with 132 seats across 2 cabins. Hover over any seat for details on pitch, width, and special features.
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WestJet Premium
12 seats · 2-2- Rows 2 and 3 have 37 inches of pitch
- Row 1 is a bulkhead row
- 120V AC outlet and USB-A socket at every seat
- WestJet Connect streaming entertainment on personal devices
- Wi-Fi available for a fee
- Priority boarding
- Enhanced food and beverage service
Extended Comfort
12 seats · 3-3- Rows 4 and 5 are sold as Extended Comfort seats
- Row 4 has 34 inches of pitch and 4 inches of recline
- Row 5 has 33 inches of pitch and 3 inches of recline
- 120V AC outlet and USB-A socket at every seat
- WestJet Connect streaming entertainment on personal devices
- Wi-Fi available for a fee
WestJet Economy
108 seats · 3-3- Standard Economy seats are 17.6 inches wide with 30 inches of pitch
- Rows 10 and 23 do not recline
- Row 11 is the exit row with 39 inches of pitch
- 120V AC outlet and USB-A socket at every seat
- WestJet Connect streaming entertainment on personal devices
- Wi-Fi available for a fee
Aircraft Amenities
Wi-Fi
WestJet Connect Wi-Fi is available for a fee.
In-Flight Entertainment
WestJet Connect streaming entertainment is available on guests' own devices. There are no seatback screens.
Power & Charging
Every seat has a 120V AC outlet and USB-A socket.
Key Features
- 1132 seats total: 12 Premium and 120 Economy
- 2Rows 4 and 5 are sold as Extended Comfort seats
- 3Row 11 exit-row seats offer 39 inches of pitch
- 4WestJet Connect streaming entertainment on personal devices
- 5Wi-Fi is available for a fee
- 6120V AC outlet and USB-A socket at every seat
About the WestJet Boeing 737-700 Next Generation
WestJet configures its Boeing 737-700 Next Generation with 132 seats across two cabins: 12 in Premium and 120 in Economy. Within the Economy cabin, rows 4 and 5 are sold as Extended Comfort seats, while row 11 is the exit row with the most legroom in the main cabin.
WestJet's published seat specifications show Premium seats at 21.3 inches wide with 5 inches of recline and 37 inches of pitch in rows 2 and 3. Extended Comfort seats are 17.6 inches wide with 34 inches of pitch and 4 inches of recline in row 4, or 33 inches of pitch and 3 inches of recline in row 5. Standard Economy seats are 17.6 inches wide with 30 inches of pitch and 2 inches of recline, while row 11 offers 39 inches of pitch as the exit row.
The aircraft offers WestJet Connect streaming entertainment, Wi-Fi for a fee, and a 120V AC outlet plus USB-A socket at every seat. WestJet also highlights the 737-700's blended winglets and its role as a flexible, fuel-efficient part of the airline's narrowbody fleet.
Seat Product Comparison
| Cabin | Seats | Layout | Pitch | Width | Recline | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WestJet Premium | 12 | 2-2 | 37" | 21.3" | 5" | recliner |
| Extended Comfort | 12 | 3-3 | 33"-34" | 17.6" | 3"-4" | standard |
| WestJet Economy | 108 | 3-3 | 30" | 17.6" | 2" | standard |