American Airlines served nearly 199 million passengers in 2022 and is one of top airlines in USA. It regularly keeps upgrading its services and fleet to offer passengers a seamless experience. After announcing a whopping $125 redevelopment program, the airline also enhanced its business loyalty program. And in order to further improve its fleet, it is now acquiring 10 Airbus A321neos from Alaska Airlines. These jets have the longest-fuselage and a single-aisle body. To know more about American Airlines Airbus A321neos, continue reading.
As Alaska Airlines has committed to become an all Boeing carrier, it has retired its Airbus A321neo fleet. The airline will now begin selling these aircraft to American Airlines from the end of this year. And as American Airlines fleet already had a significant share of A321neos, this addition will be beneficial.
About Airbus A321neo
The A321neos can accommodate around 180-220 passengers in a two class interior layout. But in a scenario of a higher-density arrangement, it can seat up to 244 passengers. The spacious 18 inch seats offer the travelers a comfortable experience throughout the flight.
With ample overhead storage and a wide cabin, the Airbus A321neo provides a spacious area for both the passengers and cabin crew. It also features the award-winning Airspace interior concept that is popular in Airbus aircraft. Like all jets in the family, even the American Airlines Airbus A321neos will have cabin lighting that can be customized.
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To give the passengers extra personal space, the American Airlines Airbus A321neos have sidewall panels that are slimmer than other aircrafts. With integrated window shades and revamped bezels, passengers can now enjoy great views.
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