Originally Posted by
ijgordon
I don't know where you're planning to fly to/from, but the vast, vast majority of domestic (including short-haul international flights, like to Mexico, Canada, Caribbean and northern South America) do not have lay-flat seats in first/business class and do not have personal video monitors. There are a very select few domestic routes that use a 767-300 or 777. The international 757s with flat beds show up on some domestic routes as well (like JFK-MIA), but they are often swapped out for a "regular" 757 at the last minute.
You really need to fly overseas to guarantee an internationally-equipped aircraft.
The exceptions are transcontinental routes between LAX/SFO and MIA/JFK, though the JFK-LAX/SFO transcons are the only ones exclusively served by widebody aircraft (at least until the 321t arrives) and certain Central American/Northern South American routes relying heavily on cargo revenue.
A good place for anyone curious on this to look is
www.aacargo.com, and find the widebody schedule.