The phrase "seat configuration" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the arrangement or setup of seats in a particular setting, such as a vehicle, stadium, or theater. Example: The new stadium boasts a state-of-the-art seat configuration, ensuring maximum comfort and unobstructed views for all spectators.
It's much less unpleasant if the Gs are concentrated in your chest, so the personalised seat configuration will help with that.
He said that AirTran had 12-seat business-class cabins and that its seat configuration was such that few passengers on its Boeing 717's would end up in middle seats.
The Fine-Comfort Ride is designed to be flexible in its seat configuration, so that it can use used maximally by just one occupant, or rather as a meeting or communication and collaboration room for a group.
The only time a middle seat isn't an automatic sentence to misery is with a 2-3-2 seat configuration.
The number of seats was increased from 264 to 309 by changing the seat configuration in second class from 2+1 to 2+2.
Allison Steinberg of JetBlue confirmed that "we do not charge additionally for window or aisle seats, and our E190 aircraft have only window and aisle seats with our two-by-two seat configuration".
Consumer Reports Travel Letter publishes a study each year with an airline-by-airline breakdown of seat configurations, and recommends seats to seek out or avoid.
Between 150,000 and 200,000 more will be added to the total between now and the opening ceremony on 27 July as final seat configurations are decided.
The 777, for example, has four seat configurations, accommodating as few as 197 passengers in economy or as many as 312".
Mr. Leonard, the AirTran chief executive, said his airline had one month to work out seat configurations and a delivery schedule.
But no one seems to care that tall people don't fit in the current seat configurations and so must pay fees for additional legroom.
