AA to squeeze more pax in three aircraft types

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American Airlines Group president Scott Kirby said Tuesday the carrier will increase the number of seats in its Boeing 737-800, McDonnell Douglas MD-80 and Boeing 777-200 fleets.


Here are the plans, with final numbers still be determined for the two Boeing fleets:


AIRCRAFT BEFORE AFTER
MD-80 135 140
737-800 150 160 or 164
777-200 247 260 to 289

The MD-80 fleet has already been converted. The 737-800 conversion begins in the second half of 2014. American Airlines Group is still working out the details of the 777-200 conversion.

http://aviationblog.dallasnews.com/...d-seats-to-three-of-its-aircraft-fleets.html/
 
It is already pretty squeezy and what people take on board can be pretty amazing.
 
Ummm, what is MCE?
main cabin extra - the first couple of seats on AA have additional legroom (free for SG/WP and extra costs for others)

Regarding the 777-200, my guess is they will replace the 2-5-2 config by 3-4-3 as in the 77W.
 
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That 777 config will never get my business. I've done that on Emirates and it's awful.
 
Interesting that they would do this to the 738's after the removal (blocking) of 4 seats to reduce the number of FA's from 4 to 3.
 
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