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SWISS Business

Airbus A330-300 (333)Business ClassIntroduced 2009
Overall score 5.9/10
Swiss International Air Lines A330-300 SWISS Business cabin
Swiss International Air Lines SWISS Business · Airbus A330-300Config 333

5 seats per row · Lie-flat

8 First / 45 Business / 183 Economy configuration

More ways to identify the seat
  • Alternating single and paired seats on the left, with centre pairs and single seats on the right
  • Charcoal fabric, light wood accents and leather trim
  • Open seats without closing doors
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SWISS A330-300 business class has staggered lie-flat seats with adjustable cushion firmness. Some window positions stand alone with broad side consoles, while others form a pair that requires the window passenger to pass a neighbor. Choose an individual outboard seat if you want both a window and independent aisle access.

Cabin Highlights

  • ✓Two-metre fully flat beds
  • ✓Adjustable seat firmness and built-in massage
  • ✓45 seats across two cabin sections
  • ✓Single throne seats with broad side consoles
  • ✓Centre pairs give both passengers direct aisle access

Seat Dimensions

52cmSeat Width
200cmBed Length
Lie-flatRecline

Strategic Seating

Best Rows
  • Single throne seats offer more personal space for solo travellers
  • Centre pairs suit companions who each want direct aisle access
  • The small forward cabin offers a more intimate setting
Rows to Avoid
  • Paired left-window seats require passing a neighbour to reach the aisle
  • Seats beside the galley and lavatories can experience more service traffic

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