Seat map guides
Seatmap.org and AeroLOPA: which information do you need?
Use AeroLOPA when a detailed cabin drawing and physical seat information are central to your decision. Use Seatmap.org to match a catalog configuration, inspect its recorded seat notes and share an exact seat link. Neither a shared aircraft name nor an attractive drawing proves that it matches your booking.
Search by airline or aircraft. Confirm the assigned layout in your booking.
Try a real layout: Ryanair 737-800 and MAX 8200
Catalog example checked on October 21, 2026. These are separate layouts; the guide does not establish your flight’s assigned aircraft.
| seat maps | seats | cabins | Rows end at |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ryanair Boeing 737-800 seat map: 189 seatsCurrent use unverified | 189 | 1 | 33 |
| Ryanair Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 seat map: 197 seatsCurrent use unverified | 197 | 1 | 35 |
AeroLOPA’s drawing and seat information
AeroLOPA describes a drawing process built around fuselage and window positions. Its Ryanair 737-800 page identifies 189 Main Cabin seats and rows 1–33, and presents seat-feature information. The page also has seat-rating guidance and a sign-in prompt for recommendations; it would be inaccurate to describe AeroLOPA as having no recommendations.
Seatmap.org’s inspection workflow
On the matching Seatmap.org layout you can select a seat, read its recorded notes, browse the seat list and open a shareable seat URL. Recommendations appear where supported by the imported facts. The drawing should not be treated as a measured scale diagram or a guarantee of window alignment; use the linked sources when that physical detail matters.
Try the same configuration
Open the 189-seat Ryanair 737-800 on each service, rather than comparing one service’s 737-800 with another’s MAX. Check the cabin and the last numbered row first. Then compare the individual seat information you need; missing dimensions on one service should remain missing, not be inferred from the drawing.
Sources and scope
Public pages checked on October 21, 2026. Features may change; these examples do not measure total coverage, accuracy or traffic. Seatmap.org publishes this independent comparison.
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