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Just be aware that they are also using 737s across the Atlantic now, so not "the dramliner-experience".
I know that the 787 has better cabin pressure than the 737, but other than that, what is the difference for a main cabin passenger?
I see people complain on airline forums that they would never want to ride a small uncomfortable narrowbody acrossed an ocean. From a comfort standpoint, I don't really see a difference between a 737/A320/757 and a wide body. It isn't like you are riding a CRJ-200 for 8 hours, where you have to bend down to stand up and the window is not even properly aligned with the seat. Seat pitch, not aircraft type, is going to play the largest rule in deciding how comfortable I will be. I find an Asiana A320 with a 33 inch seat pitch more comfortable than a Delta 747 with 31 inch seat pitch.