American Airlines Retrofits Boeing 777-300ERs: More Business Class, No First Class
American Airlines is removing first class from its Boeing 777-300ERs, replacing it with more business class seats.
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The brief
American Airlines is retrofitting its Boeing 777-300ER aircraft. The airline is removing first class seating entirely. The move comes as airlines seek to cater to higher-spending travelers.
The retrofits will add more business class seats. The new configuration will feature American's Flagship Suites, which offer more space and privacy. The airline is also updating the economy and premium economy cabins.
American Airlines has not yet specified how many of its 777-300ERs will receive the retrofit.
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The reporting (8)
- First Look: American Debuts Its Most Premium Jet Yet AirlineGeeks.com · 10h ago
- US airline rolls out revamped 777 jet as carriers chase higher-spending travelers independent.co.uk · 10h ago
- American Airlines boosts premium seating on 777 jets as upscale travel grows Reuters · 10h ago
- The End Of First Class: American Airlines Debuts New Flagship Suites On Its Largest Aircraft Simple Flying · 10h ago
- American Airlines Retrofits Boeing 777-300ERs: More Business Class, No First Class One Mile at a Time · 10h ago
- Airlines Are Expanding Business Class Into Even More Exclusive Tiers robbreport.com · 10h ago
- ‘A sea of business class.’ American unveils redesigned airplane. Take a look Fort Worth Star-Telegram · 10h ago
- American Airlines boosts premium seating on 777 jets as carriers chase higher-spending travelers KSL News · 10h ago
Quick answers
What is the new seating configuration on American Airlines' retrofitted 777-300ERs?
The new configuration features more business class seats, specifically Flagship Suites, with first class seating removed entirely.
Why is American Airlines making these changes?
The airline is responding to a growing demand for upscale travel experiences, aiming to attract higher-spending travelers.
How many 777-300ER aircraft does American Airlines operate?
American Airlines operates 20 Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
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