Does the American Airlines Boeing 777-200 aircraft have lie-flat seats in its business class?
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Yes, the American Airlines Boeing 777-200 features lie-flat seats in its business class. One Mile at a Time
Business Class Configuration
- The 777-200 is equipped with Flagship Suite seats, which are fully lie-flat and include privacy doors, direct aisle access, and enhanced amenities.
- These seats are part of American’s premium product and are available on long-haul international routes.🔗
Seat Features
- Seats include wireless charging, Bluetooth audio, and a chaise lounge position.
- The seat design is the Adient Ascent platform, used on new 787-9s and retrofitted 777-300ERs.
Additional Notes
- American has retired the first class cabin on the 777-200, and the Flagship Suite now occupies the entire business class section.
- The 777-200 is being retrofitted with the new Flagship Suite product to standardize the widebody premium experience.
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