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How early / late can I book a seat on the plane?

Seat reservations on Jettime's flights are possible from approx. 9 - 3 months and up to 3 days before departure. This depends on when the travel agency passes on the booking information to Jettime .

Seat allocation on the plane takes place automatically two days before departure. If you want to decide for yourself where on the plane you want to sit, whether it is family seats, the front of the plane, comfort seats or extra legroom - this must be done no later than 3 days before departure. If you travel with TUI, Bravo Tours, Apollo or Spies/Ving you will receive an e-mail 7 days before departure where you will be allocated a seat. You can then check in online when departing from Denmark to countries within the Schengen agreement .

It can not be guaranteed that you will be seated together on the flight if you do not book a seat before departure.

Please note that if you have pre booked duty-free goods, your seat reservation must be done at the latest's 7 days prior to departure.

If you are traveling in a larger group and only want to book for some of the travels in the group - we kindly ask you to call our customer service - for information please press here .

Book for both outbound and return flight – and for all travelers
Bookings must be made for both the outbound and return journey and must include all travelers on the ticket.

If there are less than 3 days to departure, it is only possible to book a seat for the return flight. You will of course only pay one way, the prices will show in the booking system .

If you are two people traveling together and want to have aisle seats, you can book two seats on each side of the aisle. It is not possible to book a middle seat and aisle seat, leaving a window seat empty.

There are restrictions for where children and disabled persons are allowed to sit. These will also be noted in the booking system.

If you whish to cancel your seat reservation, please note that this must be done 4 days prior to departure, for full compensation . Cancelation made later than 4 days prior to departure, will have to be addressed to your insurance company.

Cabin overviews

Seating configuration vary depending on the aircraft type. Please advise how each seat is located on the seat configuration below.

The aircraft type you are traveling on is automatically displayed when you log on to our booking site . Be aware the cabin overview is indicative.

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Boeing 737-700

B737/700

Seating overview:

Family Seats (yellow)
Seat 1A/B/C/D/E/F are the seats at the very front of the aircraft with no seat row in front . Seats are suitable for families with children as it is easy to get in and out of the aircraft and the toilet is nearby.
Note that the armrests on this row are fixed and that we do not guarantee extra legroom on these seats.
Front Cabin Seats (light green) are the front half of the plane and Standard Seats (dark green) are the rear half of the plane .
Note that the backrest on row 11 and 25 cannot be reclined.
Seats by Emergency Exit (red):
Note that the backrest cannot be reclined on row 12 and that the armrests are fixed. We cannot guarantee extra legroom on these seats.
Seats by Emergency Exit (orange):
These seats have extra legroom.
Note that the armrests are fixed

Boeing 737-800

B737/800

Overview of the seats in the plane:

Family places (yellow):
Seat 1A / B / C and 2D / E / F are the front seats in the plane, they are good for families with children and if you need to be in the front of the cabin. There is no one sitting in front and the cabin crew is close by. Note that the armrests on these rows cannot be raised.Space 3D / E / F, 4D / E / F, 5D / E / F here is a little extra space up to the front row, this makes them good for families traveling with small children, passengers who need more space or who are disabled .
The favorite seats (light green)are the front half of the cabin, and the Standard seats (dark green) are the rear half.
Note that the backrest in rows 14 and 32 cannot be folded down.
Seats at emergency exit (red):
In these places there is extra legroom
Note that the backrest on this row cannot be folded back and the armrest cannot be lifted.
Seats at emergency exit (orange):
In these places there is extra legroom.
Note that the armrest on this row can not take up.
Seats behind emergency exit (light brown)
Seat 17A / B / C / D / E / F and 18A / B / C / D / E / F are the seats just behind the emergency exit, here is a little extra legroom and no children under 2 years.