Seatmsp for ua34

76% Sam Chui
24% Live and Let's Fly

United Airlines flight UA34 operates on a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, which features a premium cabin layout with distinct seating options across First, Business, and Economy classes. The aircraft’s seat configuration includes fully flat Business Class seats and enhanced Economy options.

Business Class

  • 48 Business Class seats in a 2-2-2 configuration, with individual aisle access and fully flat beds.
  • Seat pitch is 6’6” (78 inches), with 22 inches of width and 180° recline.
  • Each seat includes personal entertainment, power outlets, USB ports, and a privacy divider.
  • The seat map shows a mix of standard, suite, and extra-space configurations, including 8 suite seats in rows 2 and 8.

Economy Plus

  • Located in rows 7–11, 20, 21, and 23–26 (DEF side only in the last four rows).
  • Seat pitch is 33.5 inches, with 17.5 inches of width and 3 inches of recline.
  • Features include USB-C and USB-A charging ports, A/C power outlets (two per three seats), and individual air vents.
  • Seats are 18 inches wide with four-way adjustable headrests.

Standard Economy

  • Configured 3-3 across rows 7–42, totaling 180 seats.
  • Seat pitch is 30 inches, width is 17.5 inches, and recline is 2 inches.
  • Each seat includes a USB-C port, overhead air vents, and two A/C outlets per three seats.
  • Overhead bins are designed for 200 large carry-ons when stacked upright.

First Class

  • 20 First Class seats in a 2-2-2 layout with 37 inches of pitch, 20 inches of width, and 5 inches of recline.
  • Features include “wings”-style seats, individual entertainment screens, and a large privacy shield between seats.
  • Power outlets are located behind the armrest, and each seat has a touchscreen remote and USB-A/C ports.

The aircraft also includes accessibility features such as Braille row markers and mood lighting throughout the cabin. Sam Chui +3

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