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Originally Posted by oneant
(Post 26971999)
Based on the OPs details of the seat, it was the LUS Airbus A321. None of the other 321s have 22 as an exit row.
@ OP: Glad you posted this as wife & I have Vegas flights coming up on A321. Checked just now and it's on the LUS A321, so I moved our seats from 22 up toward the front of the cabin. Thank you! ;) :) FWIW - on the return, husband is taking train to EWR and flying United PS back to LAX! |
Not to duplicate the relevant discussion in the LUS A321 thread, but it is worth noting that the lav is in front of 22B and C; nothing wrong with 22D and E. And 23A and F are great seats legroom-wise because there's no 22A or F, and have no lav issues; I've been in both.
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Consult SeatGuru
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Update
Dear all,
Last month I wrote the following:
Originally Posted by zrs70
(Post 26971785)
Dear all,
Let the buyer beware. It's my own fault for not doing research. But the side of me that believes in the good of all others got the better of me. My husband needed to fly LAX-PHL (for the DNC). I got a good fare on AA, and I purchased Main Cabin Extra for an additional $64. I opted for seat 22C, as it was an exit row. As a UA flyer, I just didn't know the AA system very well. My husband just texted. Here is what he wrote: "I literally had the very WORST seat on plane. Flight attended kept on apologizing to me and telling me how bad she felt for me. :( Add endless lines for smelly toilet and a parades of butts directly in my face. And getting hit every minute by everyone because seat protrudes onto aisle." Only after I got the texts did I consult with seat guru. Would a letter to AA warrant a refund of the fee? While he had extra leg room, the seat is 3 inches narrower. Not exactly premium! Fair enough. So I wrote a second letter in the name of my husband. While neither of us heard back from AA, I did notice a refund of the upgrade credited my my AMEX account. |
Preparing for PHL-SAN on 321
Flying from PHL to San Diego on a 321 with children. Last time I was on an AA/US 321, the interior was shot. No entertainment, literally duct tape holding the armrest together, no wifi. . . . Trying to prepare for a 5+ hour coach flight with kids, was hoping someone could give me an idea of what to expect. Is there any chance that we'll have in-flight entertainment or wifi? Any chance this won't be yet another completely embarrassing plane that United, JetBlue, Virgin, etc. etc. can put to shame?
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Originally Posted by batboy
(Post 27066774)
Flying from PHL to San Diego on a 321 with children. Last time I was on an AA/US 321, the interior was shot. No entertainment, literally duct tape holding the armrest together, no wifi. . . . Trying to prepare for a 5+ hour coach flight with kids, was hoping someone could give me an idea of what to expect. Is there any chance that we'll have in-flight entertainment or wifi? Any chance this won't be yet another completely embarrassing plane that United, JetBlue, Virgin, etc. etc. can put to shame?
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Out of PHL you're probably in an LUS plane. They have "newer" 321's as well which are in better shape, but don't have any features beyond what their old 321's have/what you experienced. No IFE of any kind. They should have wifi though.
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Originally Posted by danohio
(Post 27066813)
WiFi, yes and there will also be streaming entertainment to your device. It may be free now as well. I would reccomend getting one of those portable usb chargers. They will help keep your devices charges in lieu of outlets in board. As for the condition of the plane, it is likely that it will be not in great shape, as is the standard for most US 321s.
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Ended up on one of these from DFW-PHX last week. When I booked the trip it was supposed to be flown with a 32B but it was swapped to this at some point. By the time check in opened, none of the exit row windows or good aisles or the bulkhead were open so for my first time in a long time, I flew as a Gold in a non-MCE seat. Thankfully, DFW-PHX is just two hours but it still wasn't much fun.
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Am I correct that if it just says 321, then it's the LUS A321?
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Originally Posted by wrp96
(Post 27074523)
Am I correct that if it just says 321, then it's the LUS A321?
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Be aware that AA is switching some routes to LUS a/c so your 32B might become a LUS 321. I seem to be seeing a lot of these a/c lately and will be seeing two of them on Friday.
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Originally Posted by newyorkgeorge
(Post 27074836)
Be aware that AA is switching some routes to LUS a/c so your 32B might become a LUS 321. I seem to be seeing a lot of these a/c lately and will be seeing two of them on Friday.
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Originally Posted by newyorkgeorge
(Post 27074836)
Be aware that AA is switching some routes to LUS a/c so your 32B might become a LUS 321. I seem to be seeing a lot of these a/c lately and will be seeing two of them on Friday.
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Haven't flown a 321 in a while and am going in F CLT-CUN. It is listed as a 321 and based on that and the seatmap it is a legacy US bird. This means no IFE and only wifi.
If I didn't know better I would think I would have great ride. By clicking on the 321 link when making a reservation on aa.com this 321 page comes up and states IFE and power. How do they post this without it being fraud? There are no disclaimers https://www.aa.com/i18n/travel-info/...irbus-a321.jsp Features of the Airbus A321 First Class First class seat A321 Leather seating throughout Innovative new seat designs Inflight Wi-Fi capability AC power outlets and USB ports at every seat Complimentary ear buds Enhanced complimentary food and beverage options A 12-inch touchscreen monitor that offers on-demand entertainment with up to 250 movies, 130 TV shows, 18 radio channels and 380 albums |
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