A321 Neo Interior
 

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Thanks for posting the pics and welcome to FlyerTalk.

Warning about seats
 

Live reporting from Virgin America's A321NEO inaugural flight

The first class seats are the same as other Airbus A319/320, but there are some modifications. The control are all electronic now and the new personal TV is thinner. There is also a retractable video screen in first class for safety demo now. There are also adjustable headrests.

For Main Cabin, all the exit row seats have positioned that there are no windows: 8ABC and 8EF (there is a jump seat next to 8E); and 21BC (no 21A) and 21DEF are good. 22A will be the perfect exit row window seat with extra legroom.

Seats to avoid are 7ABC & DEF - no recline, behind exit row, and tighter legroom. 20DE are also bad.

There are four bathrooms - one up front, one behind Door 3, and two in the back. There is no mid-plane galley.

Carfield

What are the row numbers for MCS?

Edited to answer: Rows 3, 4 and 5.

Thanks for the update. Are you saying rows 8 and 21 do not have windows?

Thanks! Just moved from row 8 to row 12 for my flight week after next. Wouldn't have been happy about a no window window seat and really don't need the extra legroom.

Is it unusual to have a jump seat in the middle of a narrowbody cabin like that? Never seen one before.

It is on the 321. Been on a few AA ones and they all had the mid jump seat.

Link to my full trip report
 

Just finished the trip report!

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trip-...31-2017-a.html

You can check out the cabin!

Carfield

Oh that's what that was... was wondering from the photo.

Welcome to Flyertalk virgindcasfo ^

Wow! Thanks for sharing this. Looks great! I would like to fly on it. Someday in the future, if AA will deployed the A321neo from Phoenix to Hawaii flights. I am really wanted to go to Hawaii.

What's odd is that the 2R jumpseat on VX and DL is inboard forward facing, while on AA/US it is outboard rear facing, and also has supports going into the overhead.

The only other forward facing jumpseats I've ever seen were on the 727/DC9 rear door, some AA 757's at 1L, and the fold out rear galley jumpseat on LUS airbus planes.