Wilburn Denice: There is no possible way we could make it more complicated than your question.Go to http://www.seatguru.comand look it up
Joie Kemmis: wanna add to daniel h's answer above,,,- there's one other type, cargo/airlifter that are converted to passenger aircraft, like Lockheed Martin's C-130 that can hold 80-150? passenger, and of course russian's equivalent.- there's more player in the 70-150 passenger class : - Boeing MD-80, MD-88, MD-90 (was McDonnell Douglas DC-9+variants) - Sukhoi SuperJet100?(forgot the name) similar to B-737 - Illyushin / Tupolev's jet (forgot the name) similar to MD-90, B-737 to B-787 or A320 to A340 - Germany's (German+ 1-2 nation co-op?) jet similar to B-737 - Embraer's jet similar to B-737 - China's jet, similar to MD-90 - ATR 72 (propeller engined)...Show more
Robt Heemstra: all aircraft are different, as is one airlines 757 to anothers for example British Airways opt for more luxurious seat and they have ! quite large Galleys on their aircraft where as Jet2.com opt for more seat in the cabin and smaller galleys to accomodate the extra seats so Jet2.com's 757 can hold about 229 passengers BA's can only hold 173.the essence of it is that when an airline buys and aircraft they can choose how many seats they have installed, this is known as the Config.Here is a general ball park of the seating configs for most common aircraftBoeing 737 - 124+Boeing 747 - 366+Boeing 757 - 200+Boeing 767 - 181+Boeing 777 - 301+Boeing 787 - 210+Airbus A318 - 107+Airbus A319 - 124+Airbus A320 - 150+Airbus A321 - 185+Airbus A330 - 253+Airbus A340 - 239+Airbus A380 - 525+These are minimum configs obtained from wikipedia....Show more
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