AA Rethinks Seating

July 16, 2015
American Airlines is replacing three-class Boeing 777-300ERs with two-class Boeing 777-200s on two of three trips between New York and London, as of December. While premium demand remains strong, American decided it needed fewer seats in the market, Vice President-Network Planning Chuck Schubert...

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