Originally Posted by
CApreppie
I thought it was pretty clear that article was NOT using a mock up A321XLR Polaris photo. It is clearly a 777 Polaris interior. To more accurately show what the A321XLR Neo general front cabin space will feel like, here is a photo of an Aer Lingus A321LR Neo international business class cabin.
As another point of reference, here is SAS' A321LR business class, which employs the same Thompson Aero 'Vantage' seat as Are Lingus.
The Vantage has proven very popular for premium single-aisles, from its debut as the original JetBlue Mint (with sliding doors for the solo 'throne' seats) to its most recent outing on Singapore Airlines' Boeing 737 MAX jets seen below.
(Of course, JetBlue's A321LR Mint was the launchpad for Thompson's new Vantage Solo platform, which is a 1-1 layout with direct-aisle access for every seat).