It is rare. I once flew on a new US Airways A321.

Well, I think we have to disagree on this one ;)

Looks good! I look forward to flying this later in the year.

Boeing always so far/mostly > Airbus


PS: Camden Arts Center, London, has an exhibit by Karl Holmqvist. Word-related modern art. He has a piece that says something about "not making any more boeing art." I think it's about environmental impact of jets, but I was struck by how much art there really is in a Boeing (or an Airbus, for that matter). Masterful machines!

Not for me.

A320>B737 as wider
3-3-3 in A350 probably better than 3-3-3 in B787
Prefer A330 to B777 (2-4-2 vs 3-3-3) but it is close
A380 better than B747

Actually, can't think where a Boeing aircraft is more comfortable than the Airbus equivalent.

Safety record is more the airline than the aircraft.

And very few airlines still have 3-3-3, and 3-4-3 seems to be the norm now.

I used to work for a sub to Boeing, so I'm biased.

I did just fly in F on a new AA A321 with in-seat entertainment. It was nice.

I'm not a pilot, but I disagree with the way Aribus designs their order of importance on flight control input between the Captain and FO positions in the event of a conflict.