Air Canada Airbus A330-300 (333) v1 Sitzplan

First, This is the best seat configuration for the benefit of customer satisfaction. 2-4-2 seating with two sets of two washrooms. (economy class) in my opinion as a frequent international traveler. Comfortable fabric seats with limited but adequate reclining feature. Full flight with very efficient, considerate service. Adequat...

We found the seats comfortable with great room. The pitch of the seat was great since no one was behind you when you reclined. There was a foot bar to rest your feet on. The screen did not work on our 10 hour flight for seat 14H

This is a horrible seat. Worst than economy. Rows 13 and 14 have way more leg room. It’s complete ripoff to call this premium economy. Shame on you Air Canada!!!

first of all the configuration of the suite is totally awkward on takeoff and landing . Please know that all the seats in the first row have NO WONDOW. Seats are very narrow IMO .... the walls around the seat make you feel wedged in and I am not a big person. (5"7, 150lbs) I would avoid flying on this plane next time ...it feel...

Excellent Air Canada Signature Suite Seat which benefit from an important height given the absence of overheadlockers in the central row. Plenty of spaces for personal belongings.

Great seats nice leg room

Old plane with old entertainment. Why they would fly an A330 from Montréal to Toronto, I have no idea

I flew on Air Canada's A333 from Brussels to Montreal and paid for the exit row. I was a little worried about the door taking away space but once I sat in the seat I must admit this is probably better than premium economy. I am 6'6" and had LOTS of room, will definitely buy this seat again.

12D should be marked in red. There is no leg room at all - much better to fly economy and have more leg room.

These seats on row 18, they do not have extra legroom, only extra knee room. you can not stretch your legs as you can on the ordinary seats. It is still very comfortable, but be aware of this in case you pay for this seat.

The USB port is poor. Very difficult to position the plug in the socket to get a constant power supply.

A lot more room then all other seats. (Shoulders) you have a lot more personal space. In my opinion, this seat should be marked green. Just as 9k. Very low or no noise from the galley. Only negative, you have no window, however, you can watch over your shouler and look outside of the window of seat 8. But, how the seats are put ...

Premium Economy. Very nice leg room, great views of the Rockies from the window. I'm 6'2 230lbs and could cross my legs without issue. Great recline too (17.8 cm/7 in).

The window alignment for this seat is off, making it impossible to look out the window without straining your neck. In addition, the aircraft is very ssted and the pocket on the seat in front (on 18A) is broken creatung friction between your knee and the seat in front. Avoid this seat entirely.

Premium Economy row 12 has amongst the worst seats on all the plane. The legroom is significantly reduced compared to the other Premium Economy seats and worse than a standard economy seat due to the wall proximity. I think its an embarrassment that Air Canada sells these seat as Premium Economy.

A nice premium economy seat with lots of recline and room to stretch out. Luckily on my flight there were only 6 seats occupied in this section, so lots of room to stretch. Seats in this section are not the same as the new style premium economy on the 777 or 787, but are more like the business class seats on short haul flights, ...

Had this seat from Toronto to Montreal. It has the TV mounted on the bulkhead, and has reduced legroom compared to row 13 & 14. I'm 190cm, glad it was a short flight

Excellent seat - full recline to bulkhead behind this row. Seats are the same style as on the 787/777 but feature the older THALES AVOD system.