Air Canada76 seats: 12 Business and 64 Economy. Every seat is drawn where it is and rated.
Seats
76
Cabins
2
Body
Narrow-body
Flights
Short haul
LiveAir Canada CRJ-900
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On board
76 seats
Rated 12 recommended · 19 mixed · 10 avoid.
The best seats on the Air Canada CRJ-900 are 1A, 2A, 3A and 4A in Business (single seat with its own aisle access); and 12A, 12F, 13C and 13D in Economy (extra legroom).
Business
Single seat with its own aisle access
Economy
Extra legroom
Fixed back: a wall sits immediately behind
Right beside the lavatory behind. Noise, smell and queuing
No window. Cabin wall only
Right beside the lavatory in front. Noise, smell and queuing
Cabin · rows 1–4
Twelve Safran Close Comfort II seats in a 1-2 layout.
Legroom
37"
Width
21"
Recline
5"
Cabin · rows 12–27
Sixty-four Safran Slim Plus seats in a 2-2 layout.
Legroom
31"
Width
17"
Recline
2"
Rows 12 to 14: 34"
The Air Canada CRJ-900 has 76 seats: 12 Business and 64 Economy.
The best seats on the Air Canada CRJ-900 are 1A, 2A, 3A and 4A in Business (single seat with its own aisle access); and 12A, 12F, 13C and 13D in Economy (extra legroom).
10 seats are rated to avoid. Seats 27A, 27C, 27D and 27F: fixed back: a wall sits immediately behind. seats 26C, 26D and 26F: right beside the lavatory behind. Noise, smell and queuing. seats 17A and 17F: no window. Cabin wall only.
Business has 37" of seat pitch, seats 21" wide, 5" of recline. Economy has 31" of seat pitch, seats 17" wide, 2" of recline.
Seats 16A, 16F, 17A, 17F, 18A and 18F sit beside the wall where there is no window.
Yes: Intelsat ATG ground-based wifi.
Business: 110V universal AC, USB-A. Economy: 110V universal AC (shared), USB-A.
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