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Old May 14, 2018 | 9:36 pm
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Originally Posted by dennismel
Hi All,

My wife and I will be in the US coming from Australia. I've booked first/business from LAX to SJU via MIA (AA 340) . In my reservation, it shows that the aircraft type will be the 32b . Does this mean it will be the lie flat? or similar to the 321 with the standard domestic business/first (4 rows 2 x 2)?

Last time we had both the new and older version of the 321. Thanks in advance
Please read the Wikipost at the top of the page. The “32B” designation only means it’s a Legacy AA A321-200 with Sharklets. Most are two class, otherbthan the small A321T subfleet dedicated to flight’s between JFK and LAX, SFO.

For specific aircraft and class of service, including seat reviews, please see the links to dedicated threads in the Wikipost in HELP DESK: General questions re aircraft equipment, fleet, seats, IFE, etc..

aa.com designates the non-Sharklets Legacy US Airways A321-200 two class aircraft-
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