AA 773 seat layout
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at 19:55 by AMcWhirter.
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RichHI1ParticipantAbsolutely, 3 4 3 confirmed by AA. They are however keeping quiet about it as they are about halving the first cabin. I wonder if this is first step to 2 classes like the 763’s. Let’s hope they stay on GRU – DFW and the odd LHR-JFK. That way you can avoid them (unless you are in middel cabin when they look OK.
31 May 2012
at 19:46
AMcWhirterParticipantAA has not officially confirmed 10-across on the 777-300ER. But details of the new seating have been spotted on the GDSs. It was reported here three days ago:
http://www.businesstraveller.com/news/aa-goes-ten-across-for-b777-300er-economy-cabin
31 May 2012
at 20:10
DJA1stClass4sureParticipantAA’s 777-300ER is identical to the new CX business class. I just took the CX flight from JFK to HKG last week and I am returning in 3 days. The new Business Class on CX makes even a 16 hour flight easy. Of course its not just the seating. Lets just pray that AA brings over the service and attentive flight attendants like they have on CX. I flew AA to PVG this past year and I said never again will I take a AA to Asia, and that was in F class. Now clearly the seating is identical, I wonder if the Air exchange humidification will be the same as CX or SG ? Clearly AA does not increase the humidification in the premium classes on their current fleet of 777’s. I am just hoping that AA learns a few more lessons from CX while going thru the Chapter 11. But if AA wants to retain more customers adding the Air Humidification in the Premium cabins would be a very good start since they are going in the right direction. As an EXP I posed that question to Consumer Relations at AA, and no one seems to know if the new 773 will have the same type of Air filter with increase humidification like the planes that Cathay Pacific uses.
20 Jul 2012
at 18:29
LeTigreParticipantOh yeah, sorry to take us off course somewhat, but I found out from the new Etihad 77W seat plan that they are indeed adopting a 3-4-3 seating layout (avoid at all costs!) similar to the AA seating plan.
Furthermore, (and more importantly) I have found out internally that VS will configure the 787s in 3-3-3 in economy, joining the soon to be 4 star airline- Qatar Airways.
I am very disappointed.
20 Jul 2012
at 19:22
AMcWhirterParticipantRe: VS expected to configure its 787s 3-3-3
Not good for passenger comfort. But is it really a surprise ?
According to BT, every airline with 787s on order which has published a seating plan has gone with a 3-3-3 layout.
http://www.businesstraveller.com/archive/2012/may-2012/special-reports/in-focus
The only exceptions so far, have been the two Japanese carriers ANA and JAL who have configured their international 787s with 2-4-2.
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