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I need to book a flight. Does anybody know whether Google Flight differentiates Boeing 737s from the 737 Max in its listings (where it lists the type of plane f
by SubiculumCode 8y ago
I need to book a flight. Does anybody know whether Google Flight differentiates Boeing 737s from the 737 Max in its listings (where it lists the type of plane for a flight). I haven't seen any that say max..
- ww520 8y agoGo to Seat Guru to enter your airline and flight date. It will show the seat layout of the flight, along with the plane model. e.g. https://www.seatguru.com/airlines/American_Airlines/American_Airlines_Boeing_737_Max_8.php https://www.seatguru.com/airlines/American_Airlines/American...
- rbanffy 8y agoAirlines are known to change airplanes if usage is too low or too high (beyond overbooking limits)
- koyote 8y agoThe only way to mostly guarantee this is to fly with an airline that does not have a 737 Max (or has any orders).
- vinay427 8y agoLast I checked, Southwest distinguishes between the 737 Max and other 737 variants when shopping for a flight. This is particularly important for them as they only fly 737s. I can't check anymore because their site seems to be blocked for users outside of the US, or at least from the two countries from which I've tried.
- amyjess 8y agoI don't know about Google, but if you're on Southwest's website, you can click on the flight number and it'll tell you what model of 737 it'll be.