Originally Posted by GaryZ
(Post 32001142)
Any truth to the rumor they are planning on removing the sinks?
Gives a little more space for parents who need to change a child, someone who might want to change, and possibly give a disabled person space to navigate. |
Originally Posted by PHL
(Post 32001955)
I don't think this affects transcon F, if you're referring to the 3-class A321 that exclusively flies JFK-LAX/SFO. All aisle access on a 321XLR would be targeting international/long haul single aisle flights. I would imagine this yet-to-be-delivered plane to have around 8 rows of all aisle access J, then a few rows of PE followed by some MCE and then the rest to be standard coach. What's interesting in all the artist renditions of this plane is that there isn't 2nd door ahead of the wings. It's just the 1L/1R doors, then the 2 overawing exit doors and the rear door.
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I wonder if A321XLR will get the staggered business class seats like those on SAS? Super Diamond on A321XLR would be too much space premium.
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Originally Posted by chongcao
(Post 32002940)
I wonder if A321XLR will get the staggered business class seats like those on SAS? Super Diamond on A321XLR would be too much space premium.
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I'm actually more interested at what changes might come to the PE seats. The current ones are pretty industry standard overall, and the cabins are relatively small compared to both business and coach. Qantas tried "upgrading" their PE seat recently and have had quite a bit of negative feedback. Turns out it is all about pitch/leg room. I can only see thinner seat back padding for densification purposes.
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No mention of new Flagship F seats. Curious to see if Longhaul F gets the boot.
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Its sort of nice to invite passengers to gain insights on a new product. for the 789, my bet is that they keep the super diamond setup and add a door. Not sure why but doors seem to be the new rage.
Wouldn't it be extraordinary if they came up with a product like ANA's "the room". That seat would be a game changer for legacy airlines in this country. And since 789's are mostly long haul planes AA would leap into the upper realm of carries. Chances of that happening: <10%. As for the A321LR planes. Gosh, I hope none of my travels puts me on that plane. 4-5 hours on it, no problem. TATL or TPAC does not sound like fun from my home base here in LA. Im guessing these planes will be more east coast based and do hops along the eastern seaboard to europe. For once it would be nice to live in LA. In truth with dynamic award pricing, most legacy carriers are NOT rewarding loyalty. The only loyalty they are living by now is $$$$ and for that once my miles are virtually useless, I'll pick the best quality hard product for my hard earned money. |
Originally Posted by AANYC1981
(Post 32001326)
What about fixing the rocking Zodiac seats first?
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Originally Posted by PHL
(Post 32001955)
I would imagine this yet-to-be-delivered plane to have around 8 rows of all aisle access J, then a few rows of PE followed by some MCE and then the rest to be standard coach.
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