United Airlines Redesigns Cabin Layouts, Increases Premium Seating Options
Published on Β· Source: cnbc.com
AI Summary
Summarized by AI from the source belowUnited Airlines has announced new cabin designs that include more premium seating while reducing standard coach seats. Their new Airbus A321neo jets, called 'Coastliner', will feature 20 Polaris beds and 12 premium economy seats, beginning summer 2024 with a total of 40 by early 2028. Notably, a flight from Newark to San Francisco in standard coach costs $423, while Polaris seating can reach $5,556. The airline has indicated strong demand for premium seating and is introducing a 'Relax Row' product for families, allowing for a convertible seating arrangement on certain aircraft.
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