I am row 34, but there is no row 33. Is this like the 13th floor? Why skip a row number? Particularly 33?

I was curious about this. Google tells me that aircraft seating charts typically end on an even number and try to have a standardized seating map, so some newer Boeing aircraft skip row 33 so it can end on an even number.

Row 33 is missing on the 757-200, 737-700, 737-800, 737-900, A319, and A320. They are actually missing rows at other areas of the plane, too often 5-6 and 13-19 are skipped, depending on the class/section configuration.

If you're on United, all United aircraft have exit rows at rows 20 and 21.

Skipping rows seems to be a situation most likely to occur on United planes (but not exclusively).

Also sounds like they may stop doing this in the near future.

I've seen planes skip row 13. Think it was United I most recently saw it on.

JMac03 said:

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I've seen planes skip row 13. Think it was United I most recently saw it on.

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