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Boeing 787-8 seat maps

9 Boeing 787-8 seat maps from 6 airlines, from 184 to 291 seats, with every seat rated good, mixed or bad. All Nippon Airways gives Economy the most legroom (34-inch pitch); United Airlines the least (31 inches).

Seat maps updated October 2026.

Airline and layoutSeatsCabinsEconomyRated good
All Nippon Airways184 seats, 32 Business · 14 Premium Economy · 138 Economy18432 Business14 Premium Economy138 Economy3-3-3 · 34" pitch · 17.2" wide3%
All Nippon Airways240 seats, 42 Business · 198 Economy24042 Business198 Economy3-3-3 · 31" pitch · 17.2" wide1%
American Airlines234 seats23420 Business28 Premium Economy186 Economy3-3-3 · 31" pitch · 18.1" wide14%
Hainan Airlines36 Business · 183 Economy21936 Business183 Economy3-3-31%
Japan AirlinesE12, 30 Business · 156 Economy18630 Business156 Economy2-4-2 · 33.1" pitch · 18.9" wide2%
Japan AirlinesE03, 30 Business · 176 Economy20630 Business176 Economy2-4-21%
Japan AirlinesE21 domestic, 6 First · 58 Class J · 227 Economy2916 First58 Premium Economy227 Economy3-3-31%
Thai Airways International22 Royal Silk · 234 Economy25622 Business234 Economy3-3-31%
United Airlines243 seats24328 Business21 Premium Economy194 Economy3-3-3 · 31" pitch · 17.3" wide15%

Seats rated good have only upsides (extra legroom, space beside the seat, privacy). Open a layout for the drawn map and the reason for every seat. Or compare two side by side.

Quick answers

How many seats does a Boeing 787-8 have?

It depends on the airline: of the 9 Boeing 787-8 layouts on Seats Frog, All Nippon Airways's has the fewest seats (184) and Japan Airlines's the most (291).

How many seats across is Economy on the Boeing 787-8?

Airlines fit Economy on the Boeing 787-8 3-3-3 or 2-4-2 across: 3-3-3 on All Nippon Airways, American Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Japan Airlines, Thai Airways International, United Airlines; 2-4-2 on Japan Airlines.

Which airlines fly the Boeing 787-8 with First Class?

Japan Airlines has a First cabin on the Boeing 787-8.

Airlines flying the Boeing 787-8