American Airlines has released renderings of its new premium seating for long-haul flights. The Fort Worth-based airline will premiere the Flagship Suite seats and upgraded aircraft interiors starting in 2024.
The Airbus A321XLR and Boeing 787-9 fleets will soon have private seating with a door, chaise lounge seating option + more personal storage for international travel. When they are completed, the upgrades will make the upcoming daily non-stop flights from DFW Airport to Auckland, NZ much more comfortable.
The airline will also refresh its Boeing 777-300ER fleet with updated interiors for long-haul international routes. The plane is currently used to fly from DFW Airport to London Heathrow twice daily.
The revamp will include retrofits to increase the long-haul fleet’s premium seating 45% by 2026.
Renderings provided by American Airlines.
Renderings provided by American Airlines.
Renderings provided by American Airlines.
Renderings provided by American Airlines.
Renderings provided by American Airlines.
Renderings provided by American Airlines.
Renderings provided by American Airlines.
Renderings provided by American Airlines.
Renderings provided by American Airlines.
Renderings provided by American Airlines.
Renderings provided by American Airlines.
