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Domestic Routes Business Lie-Flat Seats
Do we have list somewhere or Link on how to get all the US domestic routes where American offers Business Lie-Flat Seats. I know few routes DFW-OGG (1 flight) or DFW-LAS (1 fight) or LAX-MIA (1 flight) . I have link for American Fleet site but it does not give you which route information its being operated (or I am not looking at the correct place).
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Originally Posted by Tommy Two Thumbs
(Post 30563207)
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Originally Posted by Tommy Two Thumbs
(Post 30563207)
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Right here on FlyerTalk, in the HELP DESK: General questions re aircraft equipment, fleet, seats, IFE, etc. thread, this post (#2), “Aircraft offering horizontally flat-lying seats”.
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I had a confirmed upgrade on a 788 on the DFW-ORD route but my plane out of AUS was delayed. My next chance is on the PHL-CLT Airbus 332 route. I was surprised that equipment is on that route. I have never been on a 330 so get to check that one of my list.
Great resources here, bookmarked them all. |
Originally Posted by atbPy
(Post 30563400)
I had a confirmed upgrade on a 788 on the DFW-ORD route but my plane out of AUS was delayed. My next chance is on the PHL-CLT Airbus 332 route. I was surprised that equipment is on that route. I have never been on a 330 so get to check that one of my list.
Great resources here, bookmarked them all. |
The above resources are the best. 757’s also fly between many hubs from DFW eastward (MIA, DFW, JFK, CLT, MCO, ORD to name a few). Avoid the ones out of PHX which are not lie flat. I would add to resources to search for lie flats the Legroom Chrome extention for google flights. Once you install it and search business/flight class flights you can quickly spot which flights are on what plane and if they have lie flats without having to expand each option individually. https://www.google.com/amp/s/thepoin...extension/amp/ |
Originally Posted by HiAperture
(Post 30564408)
The above resources are the best. 757’s also fly between many hubs from DFW eastward (MIA, DFW, JFK, CLT, MCO, ORD to name a few). Avoid the ones out of PHX which are not lie flat. I would add to resources to search for lie flats the Legroom Chrome extention for google flights. Once you install it and search business/flight class flights you can quickly spot which flights are on what plane and if they have lie flats without having to expand each option individually. https://www.google.com/amp/s/thepoin...extension/amp/ It's a minor feature at best, because this info is displayed in Firefox and, I assume, other browsers. You just have to <horrors!> click once on the Details of the flight that you're curious about. |
Originally Posted by DenverBrian
(Post 30565779)
I tried this with my Chrome, and it showed up on first search, but when I changed from UK to US display, it disappeared.
It's a minor feature at best, because this info is displayed in Firefox and, I assume, other browsers. You just have to <horrors!> click once on the Details of the flight that you're curious about. I find the extension really nice for spotting a particular plane when there are a lot of results, as you don't have to click and expand each option. It can save a lot of time, and there isn't really a downside to it,. Default view: https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...9ae4e3f3ae.png With Legroom Extension: https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...df7c56e59f.png |
Originally Posted by HiAperture
(Post 30565864)
Interesting, I will have to install Firefox again and see what it looks like on there.
I find the extension really nice for spotting a particular plane when there are a lot of results, as you don't have to click and expand each option. It can save a lot of time, and there isn't really a downside to it,. Default view: https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...9ae4e3f3ae.png With Legroom Extension: https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...df7c56e59f.png Indeed, your bottom graphic is what I saw on Chrome after installing the extension; but I was on VPN so saw money amounts in pounds, and when I switched to United States, the Chrome extension disappeared. |
Originally Posted by HiAperture
(Post 30564408)
The above resources are the best. 757’s also fly between many hubs from DFW eastward (MIA, DFW, JFK, CLT, MCO, ORD to name a few). Avoid the ones out of PHX which are not lie flat. I would add to resources to search for lie flats the Legroom Chrome extention for google flights. Once you install it and search business/flight class flights you can quickly spot which flights are on what plane and if they have lie flats without having to expand each option individually. https://www.google.com/amp/s/thepoin...extension/amp/ |
Originally Posted by DenverBrian
(Post 30565876)
Saves a lot of time? Um, yeah, er, no. :D :D :D (Maybe a few seconds.)
Indeed, your bottom graphic is what I saw on Chrome after installing the extension; but I was on VPN so saw money amounts in pounds, and when I switched to United States, the Chrome extension disappeared. https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...b131f89c40.png |
Originally Posted by atbPy
(Post 30565891)
This is an awesome chrome extension! I wish it worked on the flight matrix. Maybe I will use some of my time off during the holidays to make a version for that too.
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