United Considering 10-Abreast 777 Retrofits
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United Airlines is considering creating a high-density Boeing 777 subfleet with 10 seats across--rather than nine--in regular economy class and a smaller than usual business class cabin, Aviation Week has learned. The new configuration would allow United to install 364 seats on each aircraft, nearly...
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