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The first refurbished Domestic 752 (24 F seats) entered service on 10/18/09. Around half of the domestic 757 fleet had undergone the Cabin Improvement Project as of late 2012 (some older config still active 03/2014).
For WChou's first-hand report, see :-: Post #19 :-:; for a few photos by WChou, see Post #26
For more information about this refurbished Domestic 752 configuration, see this previous thread: Boeing 757-223 (Domestic 752) Planned Refurbishments (consolidated)
For information about the new International 75L Configuration, see: Reconfigured "international" 757 "L" / 75L Debut Jan 26 2009
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The first refurbished Domestic 752 (24 F seats) entered service on 10/18/09. Around half of the domestic 757 fleet had undergone the Cabin Improvement Project as of late 2012 (some older config still active 03/2014).
For WChou's first-hand report, see :-: Post #19 :-:; for a few photos by WChou, see Post #26
For more information about this refurbished Domestic 752 configuration, see this previous thread: Boeing 757-223 (Domestic 752) Planned Refurbishments (consolidated)
For information about the new International 75L Configuration, see: Reconfigured "international" 757 "L" / 75L Debut Jan 26 2009
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Boeing 757 (752) Refurb Domestic Config / New Seats as of Oct 2009 (consolidated)
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Boeing 757 (752) Refurb Domestic Config / New Seats as of Oct 2009 (consolidated)
The first new-interior domestic 757 - N610AA - should be entering revenue service in 7-10 days. Configuration is 24F/166Y. New seats, new sidewalls, new restrooms, new TVs.
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MODERATOR'S NOTE
The first refurbished Domestic 752 (24 F seats) entered service on 10/18/09. There will be only one of these refurbished aircraft in circulation until sometime in 2010.
• For WChou's first-hand report, see :-: Post #19 :-:
• For a few photos by WChou, see Post #26
For more information about this refurbished Domestic 752 configuration, see this previous thread:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...solidated.html
For information about the new International 75L Configuration, see:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...26-2009-a.html
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MODERATOR'S NOTE
The first refurbished Domestic 752 (24 F seats) entered service on 10/18/09. There will be only one of these refurbished aircraft in circulation until sometime in 2010.
• For WChou's first-hand report, see :-: Post #19 :-:
• For a few photos by WChou, see Post #26
For more information about this refurbished Domestic 752 configuration, see this previous thread:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...solidated.html
For information about the new International 75L Configuration, see:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...26-2009-a.html
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Last edited by dstan; Mar 15, 2010 at 11:48 pm Reason: link to WChou's photos
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Wow, I wonder which seats are they going to use in business/first class? I was on a 75L and I can say I liked it a lot, hope they install the same Y interior as in the 75L.
When will we be able to see some pics? Thanks for the info OP.
When will we be able to see some pics? Thanks for the info OP.
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Thanks for the info OP.
How did they make room for the additional 2 F seats without taking any away from Y? Is the closet gone?
How did they make room for the additional 2 F seats without taking any away from Y? Is the closet gone?
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Originally Posted by paulmcgrath
Thanks for the info OP.
How did they make room for the additional 2 F seats without taking any away from Y? Is the closet gone?
How did they make room for the additional 2 F seats without taking any away from Y? Is the closet gone?
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Good; I am looking forward to flying on one of these updated planes.
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I have a question or two regarding this. I have future flights on the 757 domestic.
There has been talk that the first class A/B side of the MD-80 has less pitch than the E/F side of th cabin. In reference to the extra 2 seats being added to the 757 domestic, it is obvious that they will be added to the A/B side. What are the chances that the A/B side will have less pitch that the E/F side of the cabin?
I understand that they are taking out a closet to add these two seats. With that said, when they do a refit, refurb, etc do they take out everything within the cabin or just work around the seats? Just figured I would ask.
There has been talk that the first class A/B side of the MD-80 has less pitch than the E/F side of th cabin. In reference to the extra 2 seats being added to the 757 domestic, it is obvious that they will be added to the A/B side. What are the chances that the A/B side will have less pitch that the E/F side of the cabin?
I understand that they are taking out a closet to add these two seats. With that said, when they do a refit, refurb, etc do they take out everything within the cabin or just work around the seats? Just figured I would ask.
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Airplane seats are attached to tracks on the floor and are actually fairly easy and quick to remove.
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Several airlines have 24 F seats in the front zone of the 757, and I don't believe there's any pitch differential between left and right side. (And DL even manages to squeeze 26 seats in some of their 757s).
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Is there any chance that GoGo wil be installed when the 757s are in for the cabin retrofit?
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Thanks to MAH4546 for posting this information! :-: For more information on the planned refurbishments, please see the previous thread, now linked from the OP. We'll reserve this thread for reports on and discussion of the rollout.
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Good for gogo but bad with only 16 first class seats. Is this going to be temporary? I was looking forward to the new F seats on 757 on this route as it is the one I take the most.
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