What is the seating distribution between United First Class and United Economy on the B737-700 (73G)?

What is the seating distribution between United First Class and United Economy on the B737-700 (73G)?

• A. 12 First Class and 114 Economy
• B. 14 First Class and 112 Economy
• C. 10 First Class and 116 Economy
• D. 16 First Class and 110 Economy

Answer: (A)

On this aircraft, the seating distribution is determined by how many rows and seats per row are allocated to each cabin. United’s B737-700 (73G) uses a 2-2 layout in First Class for three rows, and a 3-3 layout in Economy for nineteen rows. That means First Class has 3 rows × 4 seats per row = 12 seats, and Economy has 19 rows × 6 seats per row = 114 seats. Together that totals 126 seats, with 12 in First Class and 114 in Economy. This arrangement matches the typical United 737-700 configuration, where the front cabin is smaller and the rest of the cabin is standard 3-3 Economy.

On this aircraft, the seating distribution is determined by how many rows and seats per row are allocated to each cabin. United’s B737-700 (73G) uses a 2-2 layout in First Class for three rows, and a 3-3 layout in Economy for nineteen rows. That means First Class has 3 rows × 4 seats per row = 12 seats, and Economy has 19 rows × 6 seats per row = 114 seats. Together that totals 126 seats, with 12 in First Class and 114 in Economy. This arrangement matches the typical United 737-700 configuration, where the front cabin is smaller and the rest of the cabin is standard 3-3 Economy.