Paste the sell display.
Do not add these numbers. Multiple booking classes can draw from overlapping inventory.
Flight Load Evidence Checker
Read a seat map and booking-class availability as separate evidence streams. The checker reports bookability, conflicts and uncertainty without inventing an exact passenger count.
Do not add these numbers. Multiple booking classes can draw from overlapping inventory.
Unavailable can mean occupied, blocked, held, paid-only or not yet released. Treat the count as interface evidence.
The two sources point in the same broad direction or remain inconclusive. Neither proves the passenger manifest.
No exact passenger-load percentage can be defended from the supplied evidence.
Largest displayed class value: 9. This is a sell signal—not a physical empty-seat count.
Add selectable and unavailable map counts to expose this signal.
Absence of a conflict does not make either source a manifest.
Recheck the operating carrier’s current sell response and seat map. Only authorized staff systems can confirm an operational load.
A seat-selection surface and a booking availability response answer different questions. Neither is an airline passenger manifest.
Availability digits belong to booking classes. Nested classes must not be added together as physical empty seats.
Open official reference ↗SEAT-MAP LIMITSAP Concur: unavailable can mean heldSeats can appear occupied because the airline is holding them for other purposes. That makes a load percentage indefensible.
Open official reference ↗Read each letter-number pair as a sell response for that booking class. Use the largest displayed value as a bookability clue; never sum overlapping buckets.
Count what the map exposes, but label the unavailable ratio as a map signal—not aircraft occupancy.
When the map looks blocked but inventory remains open, preserve the conflict. Evidence closer to departure is more relevant but still not a manifest.
FlyPolicy is a decision aid, not a travel agency, airline or legal adviser. Prices and conditions can change before purchase. Verify the final fare and operating carrier on the seller's checkout page.