Identify your layout
Row 1 has A/C and H/K; rows 2–5 add D/G in the center. Economy is mostly 3–3–3. Row 9 has only H/J/K; rows 8 and 10 have no center seats. Rows 44–45 narrow to seven seats.

ANA · Boeing 787
Boeing 787-9 (789)
The quick answer
Look for five Premium Class rows, Economy starting at row 6 and a final row of 46D, 46F and 46G. Premium Class is ANA’s domestic service name.
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Schematic layout · spacing is not to scale. Check the airline for the layout and availability on your flight.
Content reviewed
Row 1 has A/C and H/K; rows 2–5 add D/G in the center. Economy is mostly 3–3–3. Row 9 has only H/J/K; rows 8 and 10 have no center seats. Rows 44–45 narrow to seven seats.
The airline text and this map agree on all seat labels. ANA’s linked image prints 26 before 25; this map follows AeroLOPA’s sequential row order and schematic positions. Five lavatories and door markers are shown. Check your booking map for the layout assigned to your flight; individual comfort and exit-seat eligibility are not verified here.
How to recognize this layout
Seat numbers and assessed exceptions in this layout. Select a seat number to locate it on the map.
Cabin layout and seat numbers. The image uses the same layout as the interactive map.
Schematic layout · spacing is not to scale. Check the airline for the layout and availability on your flight.
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FAQ
Look for five Premium Class rows, Economy starting at row 6 and a final row of 46D, 46F and 46G. Premium Class is ANA’s domestic service name.
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